France, two Louis XV tokens, 1738 in silver - Lot 4

France, two Louis XV tokens, 1738 in silver Obverse: head of Louis XV laureate, inscription: "LUD XV REX CHRISTIANISS". Reverse: Arms of the city of Bayonne (Tower surmounted by a fleur-de-lys) supported by two lions, mention "NUNQUAM POLLUTA" (lit. never soiled) - Dated 1738 and signed R. FILIUS Diam. 28 mm Weight: 7.65 and 7.54 g. approx. (one has an old fixing point - wear on both) Enclosed: - A double tournois, 1614 in copper Obverse: Childlike bust of Louis XIII, adolescent right, laurelled and cuirassed with flat collar, inscribed "LOVIS. XIII. R. DE. FRAN. ET. NAVA. - X (Louis XIII, King of France and Navarre). Reverse: Three lilies placed 2 and 1, mention ".+ DOVBLE+ TOVRNOIS+ 1614". Diam. 20 mm (Very worn and reverse with traces of gray matter). - a brass Trésor royal Louis XIV token Obverse: Right-hand bust of Louis XIV and inscription "LUDOVICUS. MAGNUS. REX." (Louis the Great, King) Reverse: A tree laden with fruit and the words "NON SPEM. DELVSIT" (He did not disappoint the hopes placed in him) and in the exergue "TRESOR ROYAL". Diam. 25 mm (very worn and deformed) - Six Louis XVI copper coins (badly worn)