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| 正面描述 | Black intaglio print on white paper. Allegorical vignettes occupy the lateral margins — Minerva at left and Mercury at right — with cherub figures at each of the four corners; the Royal Arms of Belgium appear at bottom center. The face carries full letterpress text including the issuing authority, denomination, and date. |
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| 正面铭文 | LOI DU 5 MAI 1850 500 ROYALME DE BELGIQUE 500 BANQUE NATIONALE A Vue il sera payé au Porteur CINQ CENTS FRANCS Bruxelles, le 2 Janvier 1851 (Translation: Law of May 5, 1850 Kingdom of Belgium National Bank At sight it will be paid to the bearer Five Hundred Francs Brussels, January 2nd., 1851) |
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The Banque Nationale de Belgique was established by royal decree in 1850, making this 500 Francs note among the earliest issues from a brand-new central bank — the ink was barely dry on its founding charter. At 500 Francs, this was a high-denomination instrument aimed squarely at commercial and interbank transactions, not retail circulation, which in part accounts for the extreme scarcity of surviving examples in any condition.
Léopold Wiener was primarily a medallist and engraver at the Brussels Mint, and his involvement here reflects the tight institutional overlap between the Mint and the new Bank in those early years.