1952 AD., Belgium, Baudouin I, Brussels mint, 1 Franc, Dutch text type, KM 143.1.

Belgium, Baudouin I (1951-93), Brussels mint, engraver: Marcel Rau, 1952 AD., Dutch text type,
1 Franc (ø 21 mm / 4,02 g), copper-nickel, 4,00 g theor. mint weight, mintage 49.145.000 , axes coin alignment ↑↓ (180°), reeded edge,
Obv.: ËŸ 1952 ËŸ / RAU , head of Ceres left, cornucopia behind.
Rev.: 1 - FR / = BELGIË = , crown above oak branch with 9 leaves.
KM 143.1 .

Year / Mintage / Details
1950 10,000,000 KM#143.1
1951 53,750,000 KM#143.1
1951 KM#143.2 (medal alignment)
1951 without signature
1951 signature with dot
1952 49,145,000 KM#143.1
1952 KM#143.2 (medal alignment)
1953 9,915,000 KM#143.1
1954 4,940,000 KM#143.1
1955 3,960,000 KM#143.1
1956 10,040,000 KM#143.1
1956 KM#143.2 (medal alignment)
1957 18,315,000 KM#143.1
1957 KM#143.2 (medal alignment)
1958 17,365,000 KM#143.1
1958 KM#143.2 (medal alignment)
1959 5,830,000 KM#143.1
1960 5,555,000 KM#143.1
1961 9,350,000 KM#143.1
1962 10,720,000 KM#143.1
1963 23,455,000 KM#143.1
1964 7,430,000 KM#143.1
1964 KM#143.2 (medal alignment)
1965 11,185,000 KM#143.1
1966 20,990,000 KM#143.1
1967 27,470,000 KM#143.1
1968 8,165,000 KM#143.1
1969 21,725,000 KM#143.1
1970 35,730,000 KM#143.1
1970 KM#143.2 (medal alignment)
1971 10,000,000 KM#143.1
1971 KM#143.2 (medal alignment)
1972 35,000,000 KM#143.1
1973 42,500,000 KM#143.1
1973 KM#143.2 (medal alignment)
1974 30,000,000 KM#143.1
1975 80,000,000 KM#143.1
1976 18,000,000 KM#143.1
1976 KM#143.2 (medal alignment)
1977 68,500,000 KM#143.1
1977 KM#143.2 (medal alignment)
1978 47,500,000 KM#143.1
1979 25,000,000 KM#143.1
1979 KM#143.2 (medal alignment)
1980 66,500,000 KM#143.1
1981 2,000,000 KM#143.1
1981 KM#143.2 (medal alignment)
1988 17,500,000 KM#143.1

Baudouin or Boudewijn (7 September 1930 – 31 July 1993) reigned as King of the Belgians, following his father's abdication, from 1951 until his death in 1993. He was the eldest son of King Leopold III (1901–83) and his first wife, Princess Astrid of Sweden (1905–35). Because he had no children with his wife Queen Fabiola of Belgium, the crown passed on to his brother, King Albert II of the Belgians (formerly HRH The Prince of Liège), following his death.