Overwinning op de Triple Alliantie, rekenpenning geslagen op last van 'Les Six Corps des Marchands' ter ere van Lodewijk XIV, koning van Frankrijk 1672

This silver medal, created by the anonymous medalist Monogrammist DF, commemorates the victory of Louis XIV over the Triple Alliance in 1672. The obverse depicts a profile portrait of the king, while the reverse features a powerful allegorical scene of a hero kneeling on a conquered lion. This image, likely referencing the biblical story of Samson, embodies the triumph of France over its enemies. The inscription, "A Linct Concordia," is a Latin phrase translating to "United in concord," further emphasizes the strength and unity of the French nation. This historical medal serves as a visual reminder of the power and dominance of Louis XIV and the strength of the French state under his rule.