Assorted group lots of coins from Belgium typically include a mix of denominations such as centimes, francs, and possibly earlier or later issues from the 19th and 20th centuries. These group lots often range from common circulated coins to some with better condition or collectible value depending on the mix and specific years included.

For example, vintage Belgium coin group lots with 5 centimes to 1 franc coins from the early 1900s to the 1920s/1930s often sell for modest amounts around $5 to $15 in circulated condition. The value can increase if the lot includes rarer dates, better condition coins, or silver issues such as Belgian francs from the late 19th century or early 20th century.

Belgium’s coinage typically features monarch portraits like King Leopold I, II, or Albert I, with inscriptions in French or Dutch, and symbols such as the Belgian lion and the motto “L’UNION FAIT LA FORCE” (“Union Makes Strength”), which conveyors rich historical significance for collectors.

Such group lots of assorted Belgian coins are good for collectors building or expanding a European collection, dealers looking to find individual rarities, or new collectors exploring Belgian numismatics without focusing on single high-value pieces. These group lots may contain a mix of copper, nickel, and silver coins with a variety of dates and mint marks.

In summary, a group lot of assorted Belgian coins offers an affordable way to collect a diverse range of coinage with historical and cultural interest. Values vary according to condition, composition, and specific coins in the group, but they generally provide enjoyable and worthwhile additions for collectors interested in Belgian or European numismatics.