Beautiful ordinary share with a capital of 6,000,000 Belgian francs issued by the Compagnie Internationale de Mines et Charbonnages, a public limited company whose head office was in Brussels. Established by deed passed before Maître Van Halteren, notary in Brussels, on a date specified in the document's preamble — amended by later deeds published in the Moniteur belge between 1907 and 1912 [to be verified]. The company held interests in several international mining deposits. Burgundy border with floral motifs, sober and classic graphic design. Mention "Ordinary Share — No Par Value — No. 00457", capital divided into 12,000 ordinary shares. Double dry red seal at the top left. Original signatures of the two directors. The piece retains a complete sheet of attached coupons (numbered on the right). Apparent condition: very good, well-marked inks, light archive folds. A reference document for collectors of Belgian and international mining scripophily, with a sober iconography typical of Brussels public limited companies of the early 20th century.