Gold coin 50 ECU
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50 Belgian Ecus Gold Coin (1987) – Fine Gold 900‰
The 50 Belgian Ecus gold coin is a commemorative issue minted mainly in the 1980s and 1990s, in the context of growing European unity, well before the introduction of the euro. This description focuses on the 1987 model, known for its 900‰ fineness (21.6 carats). Other versions struck in different years may vary in composition.
With a total weight of 17.22 grams and containing 15.55 grams of pure gold, it offers a semi-modern format that is lesser-known compared to traditional coins like the Napoleon or the Sovereign. Its elegant design often features King Baudouin’s portrait, along with symbols of European unity or Belgian heraldry, depending on the year.
Specifications:
Total weight: 17.22 g
Pure gold: 15.55 g
Fineness: 900‰ (21.6 carats)
Diameter: approx. 29 mm
Years of issue: 1987 to 1990 (mainly for this model)
Advantages of the 1987 Belgian 50 Ecus gold coin:
✅ Rare semi-modern format on the market
✅ Half-ounce of pure gold – ideal for fractional savings
✅ Symbolic design tied to modern European history
✅ Reasonable premium for a unique yet liquid coin
✅ Growing recognition in numismatic and investment circles
The 1987 50 Belgian Ecus gold coin represents an attractive opportunity to diversify your physical gold portfolio with a tangible, modern, and meaningful piece of European heritage.
