Silver 1 Franc (1914)

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Back with another silver coin from my collection, this time a Belgian 1 Franc from 1914.

A relatively small coin and imo somewhat boring looking piece.

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On the front side we have King Albert I and the coin reads:

ALBERT·ROI - DES·BELGES - G.DEVREESE.

for

ALBERT KING OF THE BELGIANS G.DEVREESE.

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The backside has the coin value and minting date surrounded by an olive branch and oak branch along with the french motto:

L'UNION FAIT LA FORCE

for

Unity Makes Strength

This coin is almost as big as a euro coin and has 5 g of .835 silver, or 4.17 g of silver. That's about 3.10 $ with today's spot price.

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My coin is a bit beaten off, but most details are still visible. Another neat piece of history :)

Quick Specs

  • Composition: Silver (.835)
  • Weight: 5 g
  • Diameter: 23 mm

With info from numista

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