In 2015 we continue with the second series of collector coins called "Spanish Cities Heritage". The first issue was dedicated to the cities of Alcala de Henares, Avila, Baeza, Cáceres and Cordoba.

The second series is dedicated to the cities of Cuenca, Ibiza, Merida, Salamanca and San Cristobal de La Laguna.

All are listed on the World Heritage List. In this second series five pieces of silver in proof quality are emitted, encapsulated and presented in stylish jewel cases.The coins are accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by the FNMT-RCM.

II Series Cities Heritage has Name Composition Face Value Diameter Weight Quality Roll, 4 real 925 thousandths 5 € 13.50 g 33 mm Proof 7000.

4 reales silver - Cuenca,  4 real - Cuenca. Click to see enlarged image. Has obverse reproduces the logo of UNESCO together, right, for the official emblem of the World Heritage Convention. In the reverse depicts an image of the Hanging Houses of Cuenca, with the Bridge of San Pablo in the foreground.

4 real - San Cristobal de La Laguna has obverse reproduces the logo of UNESCO together, right, for the official emblem of the World Heritage Convention. On the back of the fifth coin features an image of the tower of the First Parish of Our Lady of Conception, the city of San Cristobal de La Laguna, in Tenerife, in the eaves of a roof and a plant of verode first.

4 real - Ibiza has In the (common to all five pieces) front the logo of UNESCO together, right, for the official emblem of the World Heritage Convention is playing. On the reverse an image of the Cathedral of Ibiza and the roofs of the Church of Santo Domingo is played.

4 real - Merida has logo of UNESCO together, right, for the official emblem of the World Heritage Convention is playing. On the reverse an image of the Roman theater in Mérida played.

4 real - Salamanca has in the (common to all five pieces) front the logo of UNESCO together, right, for the official emblem of the World Heritage Convention is playing. On the reverse an image of the facade of the City of Salamanca Town hall.