Throughout the Napoleonic period Austria remained a bitter enemy of France. The treaties the Austrian government was forced to sign were only lulls in the contest, observed only until it was convenient for them to be broken. None the less, the continent greeted each fresh treaty as the final arrival of peace. The outpouring of jettons and commemorative medals after the signing of the Treaty of Luneville (9 February 1801) reflected, perhaps, the hope of Europe that the fight was over rather than the belief that this was in fact the end of the misery.
Obverse: BONAPARTE PREMIER CONSUL. GENERAL A MARENGO (Bonaparte, First Consul. General at Marengo). Signed in field, B. DU VIVIER F.
Reverse: LA FRANCE VICTORIEUSE (France victorious). Exergue: PAIX CONTINENTALE/ A LUNEVILLE/ AN 9
Obverse: BONAPARTE PREMIER CONSUL DE LA REPUBLIQUE FRANse. (Bonaparte, First Consul of the French Republic).
Reverse: PAIX DE LUNEVILLE (Peace of Luneville). Signed below, ANDRIEU F. Exergue: LE XX. PLUVIOSE. AN IX
Obverse: BONAPARTE PR. CONSUL DE LA REP. FRAN. (Bonaparte, First Consul of the French Republic.) Exergue: I.P.DROZ F. AN IX. 1801.
Reverse: BONHEUR AU CONTINENT. (Happiness to the continent).
Exergue: PAIX DE LUNEVILLE AN IX. 1801.
Obverse: HEIL DEM FRIEDEN ER SCHENKET SEGEN DER ERDE (Hail the peace which gifts the world with prosperity).
Reverse: UND MILDE WEISHEIT VERSCHEUCHT DEN VERSTORENDEN KRIEG (and gentle wisdom scares off destructive warfare). Exergue: LUNEVILLE/ D.9 FEBRUAR 1801
Obverse: BONAPARTE Signed on truncation, I.G.H. and in field below, K&E
Reverse: SAGESSE/DANS/LES CONSEILS/ET COURAGE/DANS/LES COMBATS./MDCCCI (wisdom in councils and courage in combats).
Obverse: BUONAPARTE Ir.C.D.L.R.F. PACIFICATEUR UNIVERSEL. (Buonaparte, First Consul of the French Republic. Universal peacemaker.)
Reverse: HEROI BELLI PACISQUE (To the hero in war and in peace). Exergue: MDCCCI.
Obverse: NAP. AL. BONAPARTE P.F. CONSVL.PRIMVS (Uniformed bust right, signed below, M.BUCKLE F
Reverse: MARENGO HOHENLINDEN ABOVKIRA Winged Victory flying left, a banner reading PAX in her right hand and an olive branch in her left. Behind, pyramids, an oriental city, etc. Signed B.F. Exergue: MENTE. ET.ARMIS.PAX.ALMA./LVNAEVILLAE.21 PLUV./A.9.REIP.9.FEBR.1801. (Fostering peace by mind and arms.)
Obverse: BUONAPARTE CONSUL
Reverse: ZUM ANDENKEN DES FRIEDENS (To commemorate the peace) Exergue: UNTERZ. I. LUNEVILLE/D.9 FEB. 1801 (signed at Luneville on 9 February 1801.)
Obverse: INDVSTRIA AD NOVAS SPES ERECTA (Industry raised to new hopes). Exergue: LUN:VILL:D:9:FEBR:/1801
Reverse: NOVAS MEDITATUR ARISTAS (He thinks about new crops). Exergue: C.I.KRUEGER IUN.F.
IUBELIAHR UND FRIEDEN (Jubilee year and Peace). On globe below, EUROPE
Reverse: NUN ISTS ENTCHIEDEN (Now it is decided). Exergue: WO SIND WIR? (Where are we?).
Obverse: FRIEDEN/SOLLEN SIE/HABEN/UND/FREUDEN/DIE FUELLE/[bar]/1801 (You shall have peace and enjoy abundance).
Reverse: L [signature]
Obverse: PACE GERMANORVM CVM GALLIS FACTA (The Germans made peace with the French). Exergue: LVNAEVILLAE/D. IX. FEBR./MDCCCI.
Reverse: SPEI PERPETUAE (To eternal hope). Exergue: HOECKNER. F.
Obverse: VON GALLIENS U DEUTSCHLANDS FRIDENS SCHLUSZ (Conclusion of peace for France and Germany). Exergue: LUNEVILLE D:9:/FERB: 1801.
Reverse: HOFT KUNST U: HANDLUNG GLUECK U: UEBERFLS: (The arts and commerce hope for luck and abundance.) Exergue: REICH F.
Obverse: BONAPARTE PR. CONSUL DE LA REP. FRAN. (Bonaparte, First Consul of the French Republic.) Signed below in field, P.F.
Reverse: VAINQUEUR/PACIFICATEUR (Conquerer, Peacemaker.) In field below, GENEVE
Obverse: NAP. AL. BONAPARTE. P.P. COMSVL.PRIMVS. (Napoleon Alexander Bonaparte, Father of the Fatherland, First Consul). Uniformed bust right. Signed on truncation, M. BUCKLE F.
Reverse: HOHENLINDEN. MARENGO. Victory flying right, carrying an olive branch and wreath. Exergue: LVNAEVILLAE.AN IX. 1801/AMBIANI.AN.X. 1802./PACE.TERRA/MARIQVE./DATA.