Bust of Louis XIV right, wearing a cuirass decorated with a Gorgon's head., Crowned round shield, quartered 1 of France, 2 of modern Burgundy, 3 of ancient Burgundy, 4 of Navarre, resting on a hand of justice and a sceptre fleurdelisé in saltire. Below, W., Of the highest rarity, illustrated in the book ‘Les monnaies des quatre Rois Louis’, number 309. Extremely sought-after by collectors of Louis XIV coins! The flan has slightly shifted on striking and some parts of the caption have been cropped. A crowned ecu can be seen under the ecu of Flanders. It is too difficult to identify the old design more precisely, as the reformation has erased all of the previous informations., LVD• XIIII• D• G• (sun) FR• ET• NAV• REX•, SIT• NOMEN• DOMINI• BENEDICTVM• 1702