1793 Death of Louis XVI. Head of Louis XVI to right; in exergue signature B. / La France seated, leaning on an urn. On the ground the crown and sceptre broken. In front an altar. AR 47 [26,05 gram]. Hennin 467; Julius 258. P. Baldenbach. EF. - Purchased from Munthandel Verschoor, Oktober 2005.

1795 Death of Louis XVII. Bust of Louis XVII left. Legend: LOUIS SECOND FILS DE LOUIS XVI. NÉ LE 27 MARS 1785. / The Angel of Death seated on the left, his foot resting on a trumpet, inscribing these words with a stylus on a tomb; above, a raised veil. AR 30. Hennin 664. Loos. EF. - Purchased from Jean Elsen, April 1993, auction 29, lot 1369.

1802 Peace of Amiens. Laureate head of Napoleon left. / Napoleon in the guise of Mars, holding a Victory and an olive branch which he presents to England lying down and leaning on a lion.Æ 50. VvL 881. Bramsen 195. Dumarest. EF / UNC. - Purchased from Laurens Schulman BV, April 2002, auction 27, lot 1151.

1804 Death of Louis Antoine de Bourbon-Condé, Duke of Enghien. Bust of the duke left. / Horse right, on the ground the shield of France and military attributes. Æ 40. E. Gatteaux. EF.

1808 The visit of Queen Hortense of Holland to the Paris Mint. Bust of Queen Hortense right, hair bound up with corn. In Greek font: ORTESIA BASILISSA. / Four lines of text: S.M. LA REINE HORTENSE VISITE LA MONNAIE DES MÉDAILLES. AR 22 [7,91 gram]. B. Andrieu. EF.

1820 Assassination of the Duke of Berry. Bust of Ferdinand left. / Eight lines of text. Æ 41. Forrer 226. F. Gayrard. EF.

1823 Æ 51. Visit of Marie-Therese, duchess of Angouleme, to the fields of Vendeen. Bust left. / A standing genie writing on a column. Æ 51. Coll. 478 (with date 1825); Jul 3787; Forrer I-343. Cacque. EF. - Purchased from Karel de Geus Muntveilingen, September 1996, auction 3, lot 1400.

1826 Laying of the foundation stone of the Trocadero barracks. Bare head of the dauphin right. / Eight lines of text separated by the barracks. Æ 51. Coll. 506. Barre. VF. - Purchased from Karel de Geus Muntveilingen, September 1996, auction 3, lot 1402.

1827 Tribute to the royal family. Diademed head of the Duchess of Berry right. / Bust of the young duke of Bordeaux left. Æ 51. EF. - Purchased from Karel de Geus Muntveilingen, September 1996, auction 3, lot 1403.

1836 Visit of Helene de Mecklenburg & Ferdinand duc d’Orleans to the Coin and Medal hotel.Conjoined busts left. / Nine lines of text. Æ 51. Coll. 1136. Barre. EF. - Purchased from Laurens Schulman BV, November 2004, auction 30, lot 2281.

1842 Death of Ferdinand of Orleans. Bust of Ferdinand right. / Urn with wreath. Æ 52,7. F. Montagny. EF.

1852 The first stone of the lock at the junction of the Marne-Rhine Canal with the Moselle. Head of Napoleon Bonaparte left. / Fourteen lines of text. Æ 50. DP 84. Barre. EF. - Purchased from Laurens Schulman BV, November 2004, auction 30, lot 2288.

1855 Exposition Universelle de Paris. Head of Napoleon III right. / Imperial arms surrounded by the shields of the participating countries. AR 60 [128,88 gram]. Divo 234. A. Barre. EF.

1857 Death of Charles Lucien Jules Laurence Bonaparte. Head of Charles Bonaparte to left. / Five lines of text within laurel wreath. Æ 50. Bramsen 2057. Dumont & Ponscarme. Edge inscr.: CUIVRE. EF. - Purchased from Karel de Geus Muntveilingen, October 1999, auction 8, lot 2809.

n.d. Marie Amelie and Louis Philippe I. Busts of Marie Amelie and Louis Philippe to left. / Wreath. AR 51 [71,02 gram]. Petit. EF. - Purchased from Jean Elsen, March 2005, auction 83, lot 2630.

1868 Visit of Napoleon III and Eugenie to the regional contest of Orleans. Bust of Napoleon and Eugenie to right. / Thirteen-line text. AR 40 [27,6 gram]. Herluison. EF! - Purchased from Jean Elsen, auction 52, lot 1008.