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Spain
The edge lettering of the Spanish 2‐euro‐commemorative coins is :

Spanish mint mark :
Image Country Feature Ref.  
Spain 50th birthday of Felipe VI of Spain 20001
20002
 

Description : The coin motif depicts the coat of arms of the King of Spain. The coat of arms shows a castle with three towers in the top left‐hand corner, symbolising the Kingdom of Castile, which first seperated from the Kingdom of Leon ‐ represented by a lion in the top right‐hand corner ‐ in 1065. The coat of arms of the Principality of Catalonia, founded in 1137 and part of the Crown of Aragon, is represented by vertical stripes at the bottom left, and the Navarra chain at the bottom right represents the Kingdom of Navarre, founded in 824. At the bottom is the pomegranate representing the Kingdom of Granada, founded in 1492. In the centre of the shield is an oval with three lilies represents the Duchy of Anjou, which existed between 1360 and 1481, the king came from the House of Bourbon‐Anjou and this duchy. The shield is surrounded by the chain of the Order of the Golden Fleece and fixed at the bottom is the ram of the Order. On top of the shield is the crown is decorated with a cross on top of an orb. On the left hand side of the motif, forming an arch are the words "ESPAÑA" (Spain), on the right hand side are the words "50 ANIVERSARIO DE S.M. FELIPE VI". (50th birthday of King Felipe VI). At the top left of the motif is the letter "M" adorned with a crown, the mint mark of the Spanish mint Real Casa de la Moneda in Madrid. At the bottom left is the year of issue "2018".
 
References :
20001 Images taken with authorisation by the ECB ‐ Mail dated 20.Feb.2020
© "European Central Bank"
20002 Text taken from German Wikipedia and translated by DeepL
20003 Images taken temporally from the Internet 20004 Not Applicable