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I see you created the new article 1944 Belgian 2 Franc coin . Currently it has an info box and some tables but no text and no references. A wikipedia article needs to have text, and it needs to WP:CITE several Reliable sources both to support the facts stated in accordance with our verifiability policy, and to establish notability. I assume you are not yet finished with the initial entry of the article, but please add at least a little text and a citation or two as soon as you can. If you need or want help, you can ask at the help desk or post a message on my talk page or ask another experienced editor. You could also try the teahouse. Welcome! DES (talk) 01:03, 17 August 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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