XVIII Lajos, full name Lajos Szaniszló Xavér, was a French royal prince from the House of Bourbon who ruled France and Navarre between 1814 and 1824, except for Napoleon Bonaparte's one-hundred-day return between March and July 1815, XVIII. Louis ascended the throne again on July 8, 1815, after Napoleon abdicated after his defeat at Waterloo. 1755. He was born in Versailles on November 17, the second son of Louis Ferdinand Dauphin and Maria Josepha Dauphine of Saxony. His spouse was Maria Josephine of Savoy. His reign marked the Bourbon Restoration, which aimed to revive the French monarchy after the Revolution and Napoleon .The French Revolution and his brother, XVI. After the execution of King Louis, he was forced into exile, from where he only returned to France after the fall of Napoleon. During his reign, the political system of France became a constitutional monarchy, where the power of the king was regulated by a constitution. .XVIII. After the death of Louis, on September 16, 1824, his younger brother, Károly X, succeeded him on the throne. XVIII. The reign of Louis was an important period in the history of France, as the country tried to find stability and its place on the international stage again after the revolutionary turmoil and the Napoleonic wars.

XVIII The coinage of King Louis of France between 1815 and 1824 belongs to the period of the Bourbon Restoration. During this period, the French coinage system remained essentially unchanged from the Napoleonic era. The main coins were: Gold coins: 20, 40, 80 and 100 francs Silver coins: 5, 10, 20 and 40 francs Copper coins: 5 and 10 centimes, 1, 2 and 5 francsXVIII. The coins of Louis had the following characteristics: The portrait of the king appeared on the obverse of the coin, similar to the coins of the Napoleonic era. they included his title and the year of the beating. XVIII. The most valuable of Louis' mints are the gold coins, of which the 100-franc coin was called "Louis d'or". The Louis d'or is one of the most valuable French gold coins and is still a sought-after collector's item. During the Bourbon Restoration period, the French economy was relatively stable and the minting system worked well. XVIII Louis' coinage reflected the stability of the French financial system.