A very attractive specimen of the 5 Francs "Tête Laurée" (Laureate Head) struck during the Second French Empire under Napoleon III. This specific coin was struck at the Strasbourg Mint, identified by the Anchor symbol on the reverse. It features the masterful engraving of Albert-Désiré Barre, whose "A" privy mark is visible behind the Emperor's neck and signature below the bust. Technical Specifications: • Mintage Year: 1867 • Mint: Strasbourg (Anchor Mark / BB) • Engraver: Albert-Désiré Barre • Composition: Silver .900 • Weight: 25 g • Diameter: 37 mm • Edge: Incuse lettering: DIEU PROTEGE LA FRANCE Condition & Grade: • Grade: VF (Very Fine). • Obverse: Excellent relief remains on the laurel wreath and hair. The "A" privy mark and Barre signature are crisp. • Reverse: The Imperial Eagle and mantle show high-level detail preservation. • Surface: The coin boasts a beautiful, original grey-toned patina (Cabinet Tone). It has not been cleaned or polished, preserving its numismatic integrity. Light, honest circulation marks consistent with its age. Will be shipped with track & trace.