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what cent is this 1942 1 f Belgium coin

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    what cent is this 1942 1 f Belgium coin

    Found this 1942 1 f Belgium coin and a 1945 one as well. I have googled it but cant find out what sent it is. All i can find is as to what its made of and things like that. Does any one here know what sent it is?
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    It is an occupational WWII Belgium 1 franc coin, showing arms of Brabant and the state title on the obverse and the royal monogram on the reverse. I believe they were made of zinc.
    Bob Piazza
    Lincoln Cent Attributer

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      thank you but what cent is it? is it a nickel or quarter or something else????

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        The monetary system in Belgium was Franc in 1942 it is now Euro. Your coin is a 1 Franc KM 127. The monetary system for cents, nickels & quarters is the dollar. So, the answer is something else “1 Franc”.
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        Last edited by JC Stevens; 12-02-2021, 12:45 PM.

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          JC,

          The website https://numista.com is a great resource for foreign coins. When you land on the webpage, choose the coin link. From there, pick your country. Once you are in the country area, the search query is pretty helpful. I can find most things there by a search, minus gram weight.

          I use this site a lot to do attribution on potential struck on wrong (foreign) planchet errors.
          Gary Kozera
          Website: https://MintErrors.org

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