| Obverse - | Bust of Louis XVIII, facing left. |
| Legend - | LOUIS XVIII DE FRANCE |
| Reverse - | A statue of a rearing horse, right. On the plinth within an oval the letter L. |
| Legend - | VOLL MUTH |
| Exergue, | IETTON |
| Louis XVIII / Voll Muth | |||||||||||
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| Jeton, 20 mm. | |||||||||||
| I have been unable to identify this medal in any of my catalogs but have tentatively dated it 1815. This is almost certainly a piece produced by the Lauer firm, hence the German inscription. There is a notation in Hennin that says that many of these brass pieces were produced as tokens for children's games. |
| There's a possibility this was made during the Hundred Days but the inscription as "of France" is more typical of the post-2nd Restoration reaction rather than earlier populist legends such as "of the French". |