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Hi guys

Is this a Belgium coin...?....Thanks


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Yes, "Leopold II Roy des Belges" - Leopold II King of Belgium. Looks like one centime.
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Thanks svslav
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1 Centimes from Belgium.
Leopold II
weight:2 grams
diameter:16.5 mm
material:copper
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Just bought same coin but 1909 year.
My collection on Numista page:
7500 different coins and counting...
https://en.numista.com/echanges/pro...hp?id=129798
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