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100 Belgian Francs banknote (type Dynastie)
This cent francs – honderd frank banknote has the image of Leopold I, first King of Belgium. The words ‘banque nationale de Belgique’ are printed on the banknote.You get: £1.433001 BFR = £0.0143300000 -
2 Belgian Francs banknote (Armée Belge)
This 2 deux francs belges banknote has a simple design with a wave pattern. The number two is shown in all four corners. On the two Belgian francs note a caption reads ‘Armée belge’.You get: £0.003801 BFR = £0.0019000000 -
20 Centimes coin Belgium (Miner)
The design of Belgium’s old 20 centimes coin was similar to that of the 50 centimes coin, featuring a miner and a mining lamp. The denomination of 20c was discontinued in 1970.You get: £0.000101 BFR = £0.0005000000 -
5 Belgian Francs banknote (Armée Belge)
This green-red-colored cinq francs belges banknote was used by the Belgian Army for payments in occupied Germany after WWII. It has a simple, patterned design. The words ‘Armée belge’ are printed on the 5 Belgian francs note.You get: £0.009501 BFR = £0.0019000000 -
500 Belgian Francs banknote (type Centenaire)
The banknote of cinq cents francs – vijfhonderd frank portrays the image of Leopold II, King of Belgium. Printed on the note is the text ‘banque nationale de Belgique’.You get: £7.165001 BFR = £0.0143300000 -
10 Belgian Francs banknote (Armée Belge)
This brown-blue-colored Belgian dix francs belges bill has a french language and a dutch language side. On the currency note a caption reads ‘Armée belge’.You get: £0.019001 BFR = £0.0019000000 -
500 Belgian Francs banknote (type Dynastie)
This 500 cinq cents francs – vijfhonderd frank note shows Belgian’s second King, Leopold II. On the bill a caption reads ‘banque nationale de Belgique’.You get: £7.165001 BFR = £0.0143300000 -
1000 Belgian Francs banknote (type Centenaire)
The banknote of mille francs – duizend frank depicts the portraits of King Albert and Hendrik Geeraert. The note contains the words ‘banque nationale de Belgique’.You get: £14.330001 BFR = £0.0143300000 -
20 Belgian Francs banknote (Armée Belge)
This Belgian 20 francs military payment certificate has a sand colored background and a leafy centre design in green. On the twenty francs banknote a caption reads ‘Armée belge’.You get: £0.038001 BFR = £0.0019000000 -
100 Belgian Francs banknote (Armée Belge)
This 100 cent francs belges banknote is a military payment certificate for payments in cantines, clubs, bars and shops in the German occupied territories by Belgian soldiers. It has a patterned design. Printed on the one hundred franc note is the text ‘Armée belge’.You get: £0.190001 BFR = £0.0019000000 -
1000 Belgian Francs banknote (type Dynastie)
The banknote of mille francs – duizend frank portrays the image of Albert I, King of Belgium. Printed on the banknote is the text ‘banque nationale de Belgique’.You get: £14.330001 BFR = £0.0143300000 -
100 Belgian Francs banknote (type Vloors Orange French-Dutch)
The Belgian note of cent francs – honderd frank depicts the Royal couple Queen Elisabeth and King Albert. Text on the 100 BFR banknote reads ‘banqve nationale de Belgique’.You get: £1.433001 BFR = £0.0143300000 -
500 Belgian Francs banknote (Armée Belge)
This Belgian cinq cents francs belges military payment certificate features a simple patterned design in grey and blue. Text on the note reads ‘Armée belge’.You get: £0.950001 BFR = £0.0019000000 -
100 Belgian Francs banknote (type Vloors Orange Dutch-French)
The banknote of cent francs – honderd frank depicts the portraits of King Albert and Queen Elisabeth. The note contains the words ‘nationale bank van België’.You get: £1.433001 BFR = £0.0143300000 -
20 Belgian Francs banknote (Comptes courants)
This 20 francs banknote shows the portrait of Leopold I, first Monarch of Belgium. The words ‘Banque nationale de Belgique (comptes courants)’ are printed on the note.You get: £0.286601 BFR = £0.0143300000 -
100 Belgian Francs banknote (Comptes courants)
The banknote of 100 francs depicts the portrait of Leopold I, King of Belgium. The words ‘Banque nationale de Belgique (comptes courants)’ are printed on the note. Comptes courants is French for ‘Balance of payments’, French being one of the three official languages of Belgium.You get: £1.433001 BFR = £0.0143300000
