Belgium: 5 centimes km5.1 1849, large or small 9?

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces268.html

I think I see a point (stop) after the signature, so it should be the km5.1 and not the km5.2?

So if it's a km5.1, then I would like to know if it has a small or large 9? If somebody has images of the two type of 9s, it would be very nice, since we could then document the differences. My swap partner said he was unsure of the type, and so am I.



Thanks in advance for your help.
Ole

My catalog only specifies one type for 1849:

Oh boy, thanks, and I suppose you catalog is trustworthy, since it looks like it's in Flamish?

One of those errors just taken straight from the KM catalog and then entered in Numista, so if I decide to make all those CR, I'll take that wariety out!

Thanks a lot again
Ole

There are two major catalogs for Belgium and I have both!
The photos are from the one that specializes in variants. It usually has a separate page with detailed pictures of the variants that exist.
I'm not saying it's perfect, but it's very good and I like it...

Would it be possible to give me the names of the 2 catalogs, please?

Quote: "Sjoelund"​One of those errors just taken straight from the KM catalog and then entered in Numista, so if I decide to make all those CR, I'll take that variety out!

​And again, don't jump into conclusions to soon. Here's a scan of the other Belgian catalog with the 4 varieties (although it says 1849, date with big numbers or small numbers, so not only the 9):

Quote: "Sjoelund"​Would it be possible to give me the names of the 2 catalogs, please?

Here are the two major Belgian catalogs:

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Thanks to everybody, I have now the corresponding pages of the catalogs as images for the 2 and 5 centimes coins.

Thanks again
ole