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The Ravages Of Inflation

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French 2-francs. This coin stayed the same size but changed alloy and metal!

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1803 - 1859: .900 silver
1862 - 1920: .835 silver
1920 - 1941: aluminium-bronze
1941 - 1959: aluminium

1960: France adopted New Franc. Coin redenominated as 2 centimes.
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Belgian Franc coin: 1904 - 1989

Upper left 1904 silver coin (23 mm, 5 g, 0.900 silver 1833-1850 and 0.835 silver 1866-1914)
Upper Middle 1923 nickle (23 mm, 5 g, pure nickle 1922-1935)
Upper right 1939 nickle (21.5 mm, 4.5 g, pure nickle 1939-1940)
Lower left 1946 zinc (21.5 mm, 4.2 g, zinc, 1941-1947)
Lower middel 1975 copper-nickle (21 mm, 4g, 1950-1988)
Lower right 1989 steel(18 mm, 2.75 g, 1989-2001)

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The 1923 pure nickle franc has the inscription "Goed voor" = "Good for", claiming in vain that 'temporary base metal coinage' may be reverted to silver again. French "Chambre de commerce" brass coinage of that period has the same inscription "Bon pour".

The obverse sides:

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Anyone with some pics of Brazilian coins from 1970s-1980s post them. They are quite interesting. Mexico recently downsized their centavos coins and some aren't in use anymore.
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