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Numismatics Collecting
for Dealers & Collectors
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Vintage Collectible Luxemburg Coins |
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1 franc 1953
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500 francs 1944
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5 francs 1929
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10 cents 1924
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Antique & New Asses; Centime (Centimes); Franc; Frang; Liard; Sol
Currency Collections, Commemorative
coins, Commemoratives, Mint and Proof sets
The first coins issued were the 2½, 5 and 10
centimes.But soon the bronze 5 and 10 centimes pieces were replaced by
cupro-nickel coins. In 1915-1916, zinc 5, 10 and 25 centimes coins were
issued by the occupying German force and after the First World War, iron
coins were issued in the same denominations before cupro-nickel was
reintroduced in 1924, along with nickel 1 and 2 francs coins.
In 1929, Luxembourg's first silver coins 5 and 10 francs were issued. Bronze 5, 10
and 25 centimes and nickel 50 centimes were introduced in 1930.
The first coins issued after the war were bronze 25 centimes and
cupro-nickel 1 franc coins Followed by
cupro-nickel 5 francs . In the fifties the size of the 1 franc was reduced to match that of their Belgian counterparts, although the 25 centimes(€0.01)
was not changed to match the Belgian coin introduced in 1964. In 1971,
nickel 10 francs (€0.25)were introduced, followed by bronze 20 francs
(€0.50)in 1980 and nickel 50 francs(€1.24) in 1987.
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Luxemburg
Asses; Centime (Centimes); Franc; Frang; Liard; Sol |
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