Have posted pics of two French Jetons? that I know very little about

1739 Silver
'Ipso Foecunda Quotannis' tree & sun above 'Chambre aux Deniers'
Louis XI

1752 Silver
'Fiuit Eternum Que Ministrat' Unknown object above 'Tresor Royal'
Louis XV

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1739 jeton: Not in Mitchiner or Feuardent, but Mitchiner's listing of contemporary notices of minting include the jeton. Interesting piece. I can't tell if that is a book or some sort of tablet radiating over the landscape. (by the way, Louis XV)

1752 jeton: Are you sure it is not copper: Silver Feuardent 2084, but the obverse bust is wrong. The bust is that of 2085, a copper piece. Feuaradent describes the reverse as: A fountain running in a basin with an ancient mask posed on two horns of plenty.

Nope it is Silver but the rest of your discription sounds about right and I appreciate the help

It's also of interest to note that one of them is a classic known error legend. The one i'm thinking of has `christianss' (it should have read `christianiss' which in itself is an abbreviation of `christianissimus' meaning `most christian'). Later dies corrected the error, but not before it appeared on a number of different jeton types for that year. Not exactly `rare', but the error makes it a tad more interesting. You can now try and find one without the error.........

Thanks Ian