100 Antoninus - Feluy

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背面描述	The heraldic coat of arms of Feluy displayed prominently in the central field, rendered in traditional armorial style. The legend FELUY appears above, with the date 19 83 flanking the central device, and PROVINCE DU HAINAUT inscribed along the lower portion of the field, identifying the regional affiliation of this Wallonian municipality within the province of Hainaut.
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背面铭文	FELUY 19 83 PROVINCE DU HAINAUT
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附加信息	The "100 Antoninus" was a commemorative issued to mark the 1900th anniversary of the death of Emperor Antoninus Pius, who died in 161 AD and whose reign is widely regarded by historians as among the most peaceful in Roman imperial history. Feluy, a village in Hainaut province, sits near the ancient Roman road and settlement remains associated with the broader Antonine presence in Roman Belgium — the local commemorative angle is grounded in genuine regional archaeological interest rather than municipal vanity. Belgium's municipal and regional token issues of the early 1980s occupied a legally ambiguous space, produced outside the Royal Mint's standard output. The GMJ reference suffix "b" typically signals a variant, likely in edge treatment or metal batch.

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