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    1834 Belgium Léopold I 20 Francs (Morin A6)

    1834BelgiumMorin A6; KM#A23.1; Inscripted edge
    Denomination
    20 Francs
    Melt Value
    £583.96
    Gold priceNo catalogue price recordedHow we value coins
    Condition
    Circulation
    Mintage
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    Physical Properties

    Composition:Gold (.900) (10% copper)
    Weight:6.4516g
    Shape:Round
    Diameter:21mm
    Currency:Franc (1832-2001)
    Mint:Royal Mint of Belgium
    Fine gold:5.81 g (900‰)
    Melt value:£584 at £100.57/g, 18 Oct 2026

    Features & Details

    RoundGold (.900) (10% copper)
    Value source:Melt value only (no catalogue price recorded)

    Versions of the 1834 Belgium Léopold I 20 Francs

    • 1834 Belgium Léopold I 20 Francs (Morin A6)Photo: Numista
      CirculationMorin A6

      £584

      Mintage —

      1834 Belgium Léopold I 20 Francs (Morin A6) (this page)

    • 1834 Belgium Léopold I 20 Francs (Smooth edge - Restrike)Photo: Numista
      CirculationSmooth edge - Restrike

      £584

      Mintage —

      1834 Belgium Léopold I 20 Francs (Smooth edge - Restrike)

    • 1834 Belgium Léopold I 20 Francs (Reeded edge - Restrike)Photo: Numista
      CirculationReeded edge - Restrike

      £584

      Mintage —

      1834 Belgium Léopold I 20 Francs (Reeded edge - Restrike)

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    About the 1834 Belgium Léopold I 20 Francs (Morin A6)

    The 1834 20 Francs coin featuring Léopold I holds a prominent place in Belgian numismatics as it represents the early years of Belgium's independence following the 1830 revolution. Struck at the Royal Mint of Belgium, this gold coin showcases the portrait of King Léopold I, the first king of the Belgians, who played a pivotal role in shaping the nation's identity. With its high gold content of .900 and a slight copper alloy, this coin not only reflects the economic aspirations of a young nation but also highlights the artistry of its design. Its circulation condition adds a layer of authenticity, allowing collectors to appreciate its historical journey through commerce.

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    Written with AI from catalogue data. Sentences that contradict this coin's year, denomination, finish, mintage or value are removed automatically; the rest has not been checked by a person. How we value coins

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