Louis XVI silver "Burgundy Elections" Jeton 1785-Dated MS63 NGC

Bring a refined piece of late Ancien Régime France into your collection with this Louis XVI silver “Burgundy Elections” jeton dated 1785, certified MS63 by NGC (Cert #6688547026). Struck during the final years of Louis XVI’s reign, this historic jeton reflects the administrative and fiscal life of pre-Revolutionary France, when official tokens were used to commemorate institutions, civic functions, and regional governance. This example is preserved at the Choice Mint State level, offering the crisp detail and strong eye appeal that advanced collectors seek. In hand, the coin displays attractive silver-gray brilliance with subtle, natural toning that accentuates design depth and brings out the period character of the strike. Key highlights Issuer: France, Louis XVI Type: “Burgundy Elections” jeton (Jeton des Élections de Bourgogne) Date: 1785 Metal: Silver Grade: MS63 (NGC) NGC Certification Number: 6688547026 Why this jeton matters Authentic window into pre-Revolutionary France: The “Élections” were important administrative districts tied to taxation and regional governance. Jetons like this were closely associated with official activity and ceremonial tradition. Collectible historical crossover: Appeals to both French royal-era specialists and collectors of jetons, medals, and institutional issues. Mint State preservation: MS63 examples deliver strong definition and pleasing surfaces, making this an excellent type representative for an 18th-century French silver jeton. A distinguished choice for collectors building a set of French royal issues, regional Burgundy material, or an expanded cabinet of 18th-century European silver.