
1991 Belgium 1 Franc Coin (Dutch text)
This is a circular 1-franc coin from the Kingdom of Belgium, minted in 1991. The coin is composed of nickel-plated iron, giving it a bright silvery-white appearance. The reverse side, as shown in the image, features a distinct modernist geometric design divided into three sections by raised lines. These sections contain the denomination '1 F', a stylized royal crown, and the country name 'BELGIE' in Dutch, along with the split date '19-91'. The coin measures approximately 18mm in diameter with a smooth edge. Its condition appears to be 'Circulated', showing minor surface scratches, light abrasions on the high points of the relief, and some slight localized discoloration or patina consistent with age and handling. This specific design was introduced during the reign of King Baudouin I and reflects the artistic shift toward cleaner, abstract aesthetics in late 20th-century European coinage. The strike is well-defined, and the lettering remains sharp despite cosmetic wear.
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$0.10-$0.50
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Numismatics / World Currency
Appraised On
January 10, 2026
Estimated Value
$0.10-$0.50
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This is a circular 1-franc coin from the Kingdom of Belgium, minted in 1991. The coin is composed of nickel-plated iron, giving it a bright silvery-white appearance. The reverse side, as shown in the image, features a distinct modernist geometric design divided into three sections by raised lines. These sections contain the denomination '1 F', a stylized royal crown, and the country name 'BELGIE' in Dutch, along with the split date '19-91'. The coin measures approximately 18mm in diameter with a smooth edge. Its condition appears to be 'Circulated', showing minor surface scratches, light abrasions on the high points of the relief, and some slight localized discoloration or patina consistent with age and handling. This specific design was introduced during the reign of King Baudouin I and reflects the artistic shift toward cleaner, abstract aesthetics in late 20th-century European coinage. The strike is well-defined, and the lettering remains sharp despite cosmetic wear.
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