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Belgian Congo (1908-1960)
Administrative union
(1952 - 1962)
Franc
(1887 - 1960)
Pattern: 4
Leopold III
(1934 - 1951)
Franc
(1887 - 1960)
Standard circulation coin: 7
Albert I
(1909 - 1934)
Leopold II
(1885 - 1908)
Franc
(1887 - 1960)
Standard circulation coin: 3
Belgian Congo and Ruanda-Urundi
–
Franc
(1887 - 1960)
Standard circulation coin: 4
Congo Free State (1885-1908)
Leopold II
(1885 - 1908)
Rwanda-Burundi
–
Coins
20 Centimes - Albert I
(1910–1911)
Copper-nickel
5.92g
ø 25mm
vg
1,70
f
1,70–3,80
vf
3,80–4,50
xf
4,50–6,50
au
18,00
20 Centimes - Léopold II
(1909)
Copper-nickel
6g
ø 25mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
50 Centimes - Albert I
(1921–1929)
French text
Copper-nickel
6.46g
ø 24mm
vg
0,75
f
0,75–2,20
vf
2,20–4,40
xf
4,30–5,60
50 Centimes - Albert I
(1921–1929)
Dutch text
Copper-nickel
6.5g
ø 24mm
vg
0,29–0,96
f
1,10–2,20
vf
2,20–3,70
xf
2,40
1 Franc - Albert I
(1920–1930)
French text
Copper-nickel
10g
ø 28.8mm
vg
0,11
f
1,10–4,60
vf
3,00–5,40
xf
14,00
1 Franc - Albert I
(1920–1929)
Dutch text
Copper-nickel
10g
ø 28.9mm
vg
1,10
f
1,70–3,60
vf
3,00–4,10
xf
3,60–24,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
1 Franc
(1944–1949)
Brass
2.48g
ø 19.2mm
g
0,67
vg
1,10–1,70
f
1,20–2,70
vf
2,20–2,70
xf
3,10–3,60
au
3,50–9,80
unc
12,00
2 Francs
(1943)
Brass (65% Copper, 35% Zinc)
6g
ø 29.1mm
f
5,40
vf
11,00
xf
16,00
au
25,00
unc
160,00
1 Franc - Albert I
(1920)
Essai; French text
Nickel
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
1 Franc - Albert I
(1930)
Essai; French text
Silver
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
1 Franc
(1957)
Trial
Aluminium
1.44g
ø 22mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Francs
(1952)
Essai
Aluminium bronze
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Francs
(1956)
Essai
Aluminium
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Francs
(1952)
Essai
Silver
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
50 Centimes
(1954–1955)
Aluminium
0.67g
ø 18mm
f
0,48–2,20
vf
1,60–2,20
xf
2,30–2,70
au
3,10–3,50
unc
3,70–5,40
1 Franc
(1957–1960)
Aluminium (95% Aluminium, 4.5% Magnesium, 0.5% Manganese)
1.4g
ø 22.1mm
vg
0,10–1,00
f
0,97–1,20
vf
1,10–1,60
xf
1,70–2,40
au
1,80–3,70
unc
2,10–2,40
5 Francs
(1956–1959)
Aluminium-magnesium (95% Aluminium, 4.5% Magnesium, 0.5% Manganese)
2.2g
ø 26mm
f
0,54–1,30
vf
2,10–2,20
xf
2,40–4,90
au
2,50–5,00
unc
3,30–5,50
5 Francs
(1952)
Brass (66.5% Copper, 33.5% Zinc)
7.3g
ø 27mm
f
8,70
vf
8,70
xf
13,00
au
13,00
unc
13,00
1 Franc
(1960–1964)
Brass (Cu 70%, Zn 30%)
3.75g
ø 21mm
vg
1,10
f
2,40–3,10
vf
4,40–15,00
xf
5,10–8,40
au
5,10–11,00
unc
5,10–17,00