France, Louis XV, the Well-Beloved (1715 - 1774). Medal 1758, on the Victory over England at Saint-Cast, by J. C. Roettiers, Bronze 62 mm, weight 145,0 g., Condition XF, small egde nicks, nice dark brown shiny patina, impressive medal

France 50 Centimes 1909, KM 854, Silver 18,1 mm, weight 2,5 g. .835, Condition UNC

France, Louis XV (1715 - 1774). Silver Corporation Jeton (Token) of the Watchmakers of Paris (Horlogers de Paris), no date, issue of 1754, signed, F. 5255, Silver 30 mm, weight 8,50 g., Condition VF, patina

France, Fourth Republic. 2 x 10 Francs 1948, Paris, KM 909.1, Cu-Ni 26 mm, weight 7,0 g., Condition VF/XF

France, Constitution, 1791-1792. Monneron de 2 Sols 1791 AN 3 de la Liberta, LIBERTE SOUS LA LOI, Soho (Birmingham) mint, KM# Tn23, VG. 233, Maz. 153, Br. 217, Bronze 32 mm, weight 17,75 g., condition aXF/VF+, dark patina with nice mint shine

France. Medal - Souvenir of the first national celebrations of the Exhibition, June 30, 1878 (Souvenir de la première fête nationale de l'Exposition, le 30 juin 1878), brass 28 mm, weight 8,80 g, Condition XF+, nice patina

The 1878 Universal Exposition was the first permitted national holiday since the defeat of Napoleon III in 1871 and the restoration of power by the Conservatives. Those celebrating the 1878 Universal Exposition were also announcing the arrival of the Third Republic, which was proclaimed in France a few months later. Chroniclers noted the enthusiasm of that day, Sunday, June 30, when the tricolor flag triumphed in the streets of Paris. According to the Goncourts, even the hearses carrying the dead to the cemetery were decorated with flags.

France 5 Centimes 1872 A, KM 821.1, Bronze 25 mm, weight 5,03 g., Condition UNC

France, Fourth Republic. 10 Francs 1948, Paris, KM 909.1, Cu-Ni 26 mm, weight 7,2 g., Condition XF, nice toned

France, Burgundy. Token 1719 “Vos Me Ductore Beabit” (You will guide me), Feuardent: 9834, Copper 30 mm, weight 9,30 g., Condition VF

France Centime 1897 A, KM 826.1, Bronze 15 mm, Condition aUNC, spot

France, Second Republic. Medal 1848 “Ils sont morts victimes pour la liberté” (They died victims of freedom), Bronze 23 mm, weight 6,0 g., Condition aUNC

France, Louis XVI (1774-1793). Silver medal / jeton without date (ca. 1788), ET LEGE ET PONDERE, MONNOYE, Feuardent 2221, Silver 30,0 mm, weight 8,30 g., Condition XF

France. Medal 1842 on the occasion of the death of Ferdinand Philippe, Duke of Orléans, Bronze 38 mm, weight 18,0 g., Condition aUNC, patina

France, Louis XV (1715 - 1774). Silver Corporation Jeton (Token) of the Watchmakers of Paris (Horlogers de Paris), no date, signed, Feuardent 5254, Silver 30 mm, weight 8,10 g., Condition VF+/VF, patina

France, Louis Philippe I (1773-1850). Medal 1840 Childeric II, by Armand Auguste Caqué, medal from the 74-medal series “Galerie numismatique des rois de France” - “Numismatic Gallery of the Kings of France” by Caqué, signed Caqué, Bronze 50 mm, weight 62,7 g, Condition UNC