Obverse: features a left-facing portrait of King Albert II of Belgium, with stars above and below. The inscriptions BELGIQUE – BELGIE – BELGIEN appear in the three official languages of Belgium, along with the denomination 10 EURO. Engraver: Luc Luycx.
Reverse: depicts a train emerging from beneath a bridge with buildings above, symbolising the Belgian railway system and the Brussels North–South railway connection. The inscriptions Noord-Zuidverbinding and Jonction Nord-Midi, together with the dates 1952 and 2002, mark the opening and anniversary of the connection. Engraver: Luc Luycx.
About the coin: a non-circulating commemorative silver coin of the Kingdom of Belgium, issued in 2002. Struck in .925 fine silver, it weighs 18.8 g, has a diameter of 32.8 mm, and a reeded edge. Minted by the Royal Mint of Belgium in Brussels. The coin is valued by collectors for its historical theme, silver quality, and refined artistic design.
