2-euro coins of Belgium

Capital

Brussels

Population

10.423.493

Area

30.528 km²

Official language

Dutch, French, German

Conversion rate

1 Euro = 40,3399 BEF

EU member since

23 July 1952

Location in Europe

Country information

The territory of present-day Belgium formed part of the heartland of the Frankish Empire in the early Middle Ages. The Flemish cities of Bruges, Ghent and Antwerp developed into the commercial centres of Europe from the 12th and 13th centuries onwards. Belgium endured centuries of foreign rule before achieving independence as a kingdom in 1830. Brussels, the capital, is home to most of the European Union's institutions as well as NATO headquarters.

Mint marks & mints

	"LL" are the initials of artist Luc Luycx. He designed both the 2-euro reverse side and several of the country's 2-euro commemorative coins.
	Archangel Michael – mint mark of the Belgian mint. All 2-euro commemorative coins and circulation coins from 2008 onwards carry this mark.
B	Country identifier used on the 2-euro commemorative coin of 2006.
BE	The new ISO-standard country identifier, found on Belgian circulation coins since 2008 and commemorative coins since 2009.
	Scales – mint master mark of Belgian Mint Master Romain Coenen (1999–2009). Mint Master Serge Lessens (since 2009) used the same mark. All 2-euro commemorative coins and circulation coins from 2009 onwards carry this mark.
	The royal monogram of Albert II is found on all Belgian circulation coins and on the 2-euro commemorative coin of 2005.
	Feather – mint master mark of Belgian Mint Master Serge Lesens (2009–2012). All 2-euro commemorative coins and circulation coins from 2009 onwards carry this mark.
	Georgios Stamatopoulos – initials of the coin designer for the joint 2-euro commemorative coin 2009.
	Cat – mint master mark of Belgian Mint Master Bernard Gillard (2013–2016). All 2-euro commemorative coins and circulation coins from 2013 onwards carry this mark.
	Arrow on shield – mint master mark of Belgian Mint Mistress Ingrid van Herzele (2017–2022). All 2-euro commemorative coins and circulation coins from 2017 onwards carry this mark.
	Belgian coins (since 2018) bear the caduceus of the Royal Dutch Mint in Utrecht (KNM). The KNM won the contract to produce Belgian euro coins and will mint them there for the next four years.
	Aster flower & Erlenmeyer flask – mint master mark of Belgian Mint Master Giovanni Van de Velde (since 2022). All 2-euro commemorative coins and circulation coins from 2023 onwards carry this mark.

Further information

Belgium began producing its euro coins on 7 December 1998 in Brussels. Due to the rivalry between the Dutch-speaking region of Flanders and the French-speaking region of Wallonia, Belgian euro coins feature either no inscriptions at all, a neutral country identifier, or the country name in all three official languages — Dutch, French and German.

2-euro commemorative coins

2-euro circulation coins

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2-euro coins of Belgium

Country information

Mint marks & mints

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Series from Belgium

News from Belgium

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25 Years of EU Enlargement

100 Years of Belgian Railways (NMBS / SNCB)

200 Years of the Royal Observatory of Belgium and 50 Years of the National Geographic Institute

Spa-Francorchamps Racing Circuit

90 Years of the National Lottery

The Fight Against Cancer

EU Council Presidency Belgium 2024

75 Years of Women's Suffrage in Belgium

Art Nouveau in Brussels

35 Years of the Erasmus Programme

Healthcare

100 Years of the Economic Union with Luxembourg

500 Years of the Carolus Guilder

Jan van Eyck

International Year of Plant Health

25 Years of the Founding of the European Monetary Institute

450th Anniversary of the Death of Pieter Bruegel the Elder

50 Years of the European Satellite ESRO-2B (Iris)

50 Years of the 1968 Student Revolt

200 Years of Ghent University

200 Years of the University of Liège

Child Focus

2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro

30 Years of the European Flag

European Year for Development

150 Years of the Red Cross

100 Years of the First World War

King Philippe

100 Years of the Royal Meteorological Institute

75 Years of the Queen Elisabeth Music Competition

10 Years of Euro Banknotes and Coins

100 Years of International Women's Day

EU Council Presidency Belgium 2010

200th Birthday of Louis Braille

10 Years of Economic and Monetary Union

King Albert II (2009 - 2013)

60 Years of Human Rights

King Albert II (2008)

50 Years of the Treaty of Rome

Reopening of the Atomium

Economic Union with Luxembourg

King Albert II (1999–2007)

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