1 euro cent BELGIUM (2009-2013)

in the coin centre small head of King of Belgium - Albert II facing left; on his right the royal monogram, lower: BE (code of Belgium in ISO 3166-2 standard); below the head year of issue; at the edge a ring of twelve five-pointed stars - symbol of the European Union

left from the coin centre face value: 1, on the top right in two lines: EURO / CENT; below the globe with a view to Europe; in the background diagonally six parallel lines ending on both sides with five-pointed stars (the reverse is common for all euro coins)

plain

1 I 2009

still in circulation

Jan Alfons Keustermans, Luc Luycx (initials LL right from the globe on the reverse)

De Koninklijke Munt van België (in Dutch) / La Monnaie Royale de Belgique (in French) (The Royal Belgian Mint), Brussels (mintmark after year of issue on the obverse in 2009 and before year of issue in 2010 and later, on the other side of the year of issue a privy mark of mint's chief Romain Coenen in 2009 or Serge Lesens in years 2010-2012, or Bernard Gillard from 2013)

2009	19 950 000	scale	+ 39 500 in boxed sets
2010	30 000 000	feather	+ 42 000 in boxed sets
2011	10 000 000	feather	+ 42 000 in boxed sets
2012	19 500 000	feather	+ 32 000 in boxed sets
2013	34 000 000	cat	+ 24 500 in boxed sets

 We are presenting below privy marks of The Royal Belgian Mint directors, which appear on Belgian coins of euro:

Romain Coenen	1988-2009		scale
Serge Lesens	2010-2012		feather
Bernard Gillard	from 2013		cat

The royal monogram of Albert II - King of the Belgians in years 1993-2013.


photo: Ssolbergj; licence: CC-BY-SA 3.0