20 Centimes Dutch text

Belgium's postwar coinage reform of 1948 split denominations by language community, issuing functionally identical coins with either French or Dutch legends — a bureaucratic compromise that reflected simmering tensions between Wallonia and Flanders rather than any monetary logic. The Dutch-text 20 centimes ran concurrently with its French counterpart, KM#146, both circulating freely regardless of inscription.

Production across this series was unremarkable, with no significant die varieties documented in the major references.