Louis Xiv 1693 And 1695

The fact they are overstruck on earlier issues is not unusual for this time period.

It is very unusual to see "LOUIS XIV" instead of "LOUIS XIIII". I don't recall seeing any other coins from any mint with "LOUIS XIV".

Having more than one mark from a mint official on a coin is perhaps a slightly unusual.

However in French numismatics, varieties are often ignored and not listed in the reference books. Since they are not listed, they don't usually get a much higher price.

The Dijon mint (P) and the Metz (AA) mint did not produce a lot of coins and so these are scarce relative to the more common mints such as Paris (A).

Until recently, a Louis XIV coin with a very scarce mint mark did not seem to command a higher price than one with common mint mark. However, I think that is changing now as the new Gadoury catalog lists a rarity factor for the different mint marks and dealers are more aware of them.