comprising:
1) A bronze example by Jean Dollin with a profile bust of Louis XIV on obverse, the reverse decorated with a statue and dated 1686 (101.4 g, 60mm).

2) A silvered-metal example by Jean Warin (c.1604-1672) with a portrait bust of a young Louis XIV on obverse, the reverse decorated with a portrait bust of Anne of Austria (76.4 g, 57mm).

3) A silvered-metal example with a portrait bust of Louis XIV on obverse, the reverse with the facade of a palace (likely the Louvre) and dated 1673 in roman numerals (59.8g, 50mm).

4) A silvered-metal example with a portrait bust of Louis XIV on obverse, the reverse with the facade of the Louvre and dated 1667 (42.6 g, 50mm).

5) A silvered-metal example by Jean Mauger (1648-1722) with a portrait bust of Louis XIV on obverse, the reverse with portait busts of Louis, Dauphin of France and his wife Marie Adélaïde in commemoration of their marriage (35.2g, 42mm).

6) A bronze example by Jean Mauger (1648-1722) with a portrait bust of Louis XIV on obverse, the reverse with portait busts of Louis, Dauphin of France and his wife Marie Adélaïde in commemoration of their marriage (28.2 g, 42mm).

7) A silvered-metal example with a portrait bust of Louis XIV on obverse, the reverse with a scene of the King and Dauphin and commemorating the treaty with the Swiss of 1663.
together with six other small medallions and jetons