Your thoughts about post-war Belgian 100 franc coins

[LexLathor]

I have Leopold III coins dated between 1948 and 1951.

He is known for the Royal Question and had to abdicate in favour of his son Baudouin who went on to become one of the most popular kings of Belgium.

Silver purity is 83.5%.

They're obviously not mint but of decent quality and I got them from the same place I get my 1 ounce coins.

Would this be something that would interest you and why?

[Antwerpstacker]

As a Belgian stacker I have a bunch of them. These are considered junk silver here, low premium that is. If close to spot, they are a great buy to stack weight. As far as I know none of them carry a numismatic premium. 

@StevenDSmight have more knowledge about these

[StevenDS]

I recently bought 100 of those at silver spot price value for a resale opportunity. They are not rare and easy to find. In the past they always carried quite a premium over spot, but since spot price has risen so much, more collectors are now selling around spot.

I have bought several lots of old Belgian and French circulation coins at silver spot price to complete tubes and made a thread on this forum.

https://www.thesilverforum.com/topic/38123-european-constitutional-junk-silver/?tab=comments#comment-435940