Technical specifications

Diameter :        21 mm

Weight :           6,22 g

Alloy;               Au 999

Edge:                smooth

Mintage:           2.500

Prijs:               172,50 €

The Royal Mint of Belgium started issuing commemorative coins in precious metal, celebrating a European theme, in 2004; this year’s theme is the centennial of the famous playwright “The Bluebird” by Nobel Prijs winner, Maurice Maeterlinck.

Technical specifications

Diameter:        29 mm

Weight:           ½ oz. (15,55 g)

Alloy:              Au 999

Package:          box

Mintage:          5.000

Prijs:               365 €

In 2005, the Royal Mint of Belgium introduced a series  of gold coins celebrating the 175th anniversary of the independence. The third and last coin in this trilogy is dedicated to the national mintage; the first Belgian coin being struck in 1832.

Technical specifications

Diameter :       14 mm

Weight:           1/25 oz ( 1,25 g)

Alloy:              Au 999

Package:          box

Mintage:          15.000

Prijs:               59 €

For the first time since the introduction of the Euro, the Royal Mint of Belgium issues a tiny, but nicely crafted gold coin with a nominal value of 12 ½  Euro.

It is the smallest coin ever to be struck in our workshops and at the same time it is the first in a series that will depict the portrait of all of our sovereigns.

Technical specifications

Diameter:        14 mm

Weight:           1/25 oz ( 1,25 g)

Alloy:              Au 999

Package:          box

Mintage:          15.000

Prijs:               59 €

This is the second in the “smallest gold coins“ - series. This coin bears a beautiful contemporary royal portrait, by King Leopold’s favourite engraver, Leopold Wiener.