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| 正面描述 | The obverse presents a wholly typographic and geometric design in the Dutch language. The legend BRUSSEL arcs across the upper field in raised block capitals, while ONZE HOOFDSTAD (Our Capital) curves along the lower periphery. Two six-pointed star ornaments flank the central motif at the nine and three o'clock positions. A series of concentric raised rings, separated by dotted borders, frames the central flat field, which bears the denomination 100 above the name MICHIEL in two lines. The entire design is encircled by an outer beaded border of uniform dot punches. |
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| 背面铭文 | BRUXELLES 100 MICHEL NOTRE CAPITALE (Translation: Brussels 100 Michael Our capital) |
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The 100 Franc coin of 1983 belongs to a politically charged bilingual compromise that defined Belgian coinage for decades — the denomination issued in both Dutch ("Michiel") and French ("Michel") versions to satisfy the country's entrenched linguistic communities. This particular piece carries both inscriptions, a design concession to the ongoing federalization pressures that would eventually reshape Belgium's constitution across four major reforms between 1970 and 1993.