1680-1715 AD., France, Louis XIV, Brass Token, Aurora or Sol.

France, Louis XIV. (1638-1715), struck ca. 1680-1715 AD.,
Brass Token (27 mm / 4,31 g),
Obv.: LVDOVICVS - MAGNVS. REX. , his head facing right.
Rev.: LATE. CVNCTA. FROFVNDIT. , (It dispenses any thing with largesse - Elle dispense de toute chose avec largesse) , Aurora / Sol, holding up the light in left and drapery in right hand, in galloping biga right; beneath, couds and the earth; in exergue, two palm branches crossed - L'Aurore tenant de la main gauche un flambeau étincelant, de la gauche une draperie, dans un bige au galop à droite. Au-dessus, des nuages.
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"Ian": "Issued first under Louis XIV as a stock jeton (a jeton to make up the numbers if others in a particular series ran out), the design was even more popular under Louis XV, which sees the design being issued using various different busts of Louis XV ranging from infant through to mature. They were typically minted in silver, the copper / brass ones being even more common."