Belgium. 100 Francs België – 7 × 100 frank Vier Koningen – 1948–1954 – Zilver 835/1000 (No reserve price)





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Seven Belgian 100-franc silver coins Vier Koningen from 1948–1954, 835/1000 silver, 18 g each, 33 mm in diameter, obverse featuring the four early Belgian kings Leopold I–III and reverse with the crowned coat of arms and denomination, including five years in Dutch and French issues; condition VF with patina and wear and one coin showing greenish deposits; the seven coins are depicted and included.
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Belgium – 7 × 100 franc Four Kings – 1948–1954 – Silver 835/1000
Lot of seven Belgian silver 100-franc coins of the type Four Kings, designed by Marcel Rau. The selection includes five different years and both Dutch- and French-language editions.
The obverse shows the four first Belgian kings: Leopold I, Leopold II, Albert I and Leopold III. The other side shows the crowned Belgian coat of arms with the denomination.
Composition:
1948: 2 pieces, Dutch and French.
1949: 2 pieces, Dutch and French.
1950: 1 French-language piece.
1951: 1 Dutch-language piece.
1954: 1 French-language piece.
In total four French-language and three Dutch-language coins.
Silver content: 835/1000.
Standard weight per coin: 18 grams.
Diameter: 33 mm.
Total theoretical coin weight: 126 grams.
Theoretical amount of pure silver: 105.21 grams.
The coins show patina and signs of use, with differences in storage. On one piece greenish tarnish is visible. See the photos for the individual condition and details.
You will receive the seven coins depicted
Belgium – 7 × 100 franc Four Kings – 1948–1954 – Silver 835/1000
Lot of seven Belgian silver 100-franc coins of the type Four Kings, designed by Marcel Rau. The selection includes five different years and both Dutch- and French-language editions.
The obverse shows the four first Belgian kings: Leopold I, Leopold II, Albert I and Leopold III. The other side shows the crowned Belgian coat of arms with the denomination.
Composition:
1948: 2 pieces, Dutch and French.
1949: 2 pieces, Dutch and French.
1950: 1 French-language piece.
1951: 1 Dutch-language piece.
1954: 1 French-language piece.
In total four French-language and three Dutch-language coins.
Silver content: 835/1000.
Standard weight per coin: 18 grams.
Diameter: 33 mm.
Total theoretical coin weight: 126 grams.
Theoretical amount of pure silver: 105.21 grams.
The coins show patina and signs of use, with differences in storage. On one piece greenish tarnish is visible. See the photos for the individual condition and details.
You will receive the seven coins depicted

