Table medals, tokens, and coins - Lot of twenty-two: one 5-f - Lot 24

Table medals, tokens, and coins - Lot of twenty-two: one 5-franc "Hercules" coin from 1875 A (Paris); six silver tokens, one "Ordinary of War" from 1642, one from the "Company of Masters of Arms of Paris" from 1706 bearing the profile of Louis XIV, one from the "Connétablie et Maréchaussée de France" featuring double Ls resting on crossed marshal’s batons, one from the "Chevaliers de l’Arquebuse de Paris" bearing the profile of Louis XV, one from the "Lyon exchange agents" featuring a profile of Bonaparte, and a wedding token from 1846, the last two hallmarked with the indicator mark (gross weight of the five: 64.9 g); two copper tokens, one from the Common House of Blois bearing the arms of Henry III, an 18th-century account token depicting a money changer and the alphabet; the 1815 Siege of Strasbourg, a bronze decime; Legion of Honor, copper token from the Restoration period; 1818, Paris Canal Company, bronze medal by Gayrard; Battle of Lutzen, May 2, 1813, bronze medal with a profile of Napoleon, re-struck and hallmarked by the Paris Mint; retrospective exhibition of the Marshals of France, 1922, bronze, attributed; Museum of Decorative Arts, 1985; Society of French Bibliophiles, silver-plated bronze; poetic plaque by Dupré, patinated bronze, case; Spain, Philip II and Pirro III Malvezzi, lead medal, later casting; Naples, Ferdinand IV, 1797, lead medal; Portugal, Queen Amélie, bronze medal of the Overseas Campaigns, pierced; Greece, Constantine I, patriotic copper medal 1913. Very Fine to Extremely Fine