50 Belgian Francs coin (Baudouin)

50 Belgian Francs (Issued 2001)

The fifty-franc coin was among the largest circulating denominations of the Belgian franc, struck in nickel and in use right up to the euro changeover in 2002. This 2001 piece is a silver-coloured coin with a plain edge, one of the last of the franc coinage.

On the obverse, the coin carries the portrait of King Albert II of the Belgians facing left, with his name “ALBERT II” inscribed beneath. As Albert II reigned from 1993, coins of this date show his effigy.

On the reverse, a large numeral 50 fills the field, with the word “FRANCS”, the country name “BELGIQUE” (also issued in the Dutch-language form “BELGIË”) and the year of striking around it.

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