Name: Belgian Congo – 1943 2 Francs (KM#25)
SKU: 12715217
Price: 200.00 ZAR
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Belgian Congo – 1943 2 Francs (KM#25)

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The 1943 Belgian Congo 2 Francs is a distinctive World War II-era colonial coin issued under Belgian administration in the Belgian Congo, today the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Notably, this coin features an unusual hexagonal shape, making it stand out among conventional round coinage.

The obverse displays the inscription "CONGO BELGE" along with the denomination, presented in a clean and functional layout typical of wartime issues.

The reverse features a striking depiction of an African elephant walking left, with the date 1943 positioned below. The elephant motif reflects the rich wildlife heritage of Central Africa and is one of the most recognisable designs used on Congo coinage.

Struck in brass, this coin was produced during a time when precious metals were reserved for the war effort, leading to the use of more economical materials and distinctive shapes for easy identification in circulation.

The hexagonal format, combined with the iconic elephant design, makes this coin particularly appealing to collectors of African, colonial, and unusual-shaped coinage.