Depicts a portrait in the left profile of Baudouin I of Belgium. Engraver's surname below.

Engraver: Harry-Arnold Elstrøm

Depicts the Greater version of the Coat of arms of Belgium dividing denomination, country name in French above, engraver's name and date below. Privy mark on the left, mint mark on the right.

The Greater coat of arms consists of the shield, the royal crown, the crossed sceptres, the collar of the Order of Leopold. The shield bears a lion known as Leo Belgicus (Latin: the Belgian lion). Behind the shield are placed a hand of justice and a sceptre with a lion. The grand collar of the Order of Leopold surrounds the shield. Two lions guardant proper support the shield. Underneath the compartment is placed the motto Unity Is Strength in French. Above the mantle rise banners with the arms of the nine provinces that constituted Belgium in 1837. They are (from dexter to sinister) Antwerp, West Flanders, East Flanders, Liège, Brabant, Hainaut, Limburg, Luxembourg and Namur.

Royal Belgian Mint
• Mintmark: Head of Archangel Michael (Saint-Patron of Brussels)
• Director's privy mark: Stylized blackbird with "V" on chest (Robert Vogeleer, 1963-1987)

Engraver: Jan De Bast