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2000 Pesetas Charles V, Besançon

Issuer Real Casa de la Moneda (Royal Mint of Spain)
Year 2000
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Thickness 2 mm
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Obverse description The field displays two heraldic coats of arms side by side: the royal arms of King Juan Carlos I of Spain and those of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V. The legend around the periphery reads JUAN CARLOS I ESPAÑA with the mint mark M and the denomination 2000 PTAS. The composition is rendered in a formal heraldic style with fine engraving detail in the shields and surrounding ornaments.
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Reverse description A right-facing crowned portrait effigy of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V in full armor, holding a sword, rendered in a late medieval aesthetic closely modeled on the coinage issued in his name at Besançon. The composition commemorates the 500th anniversary of his birth, as indicated by the date span 1500-2000 flanking the central portrait. The peripheral legend CAROLVS IMPERATOR arcs above the effigy in the classical Roman epigraphic style characteristic of imperial coinage of the period.
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