mystery coin at least to me

found this in a box , coin is in a folder marked 1/2 sou marque French colonies 1740,but I can not find anything similar, so am wondering what it might be ,Any help appreciated

 

http://www.coindatabase.com/coin_detail_france.php?cdb=U070116
Looks like this.
@daveydempsey please help. Thank you.

 

Obverse : Draped Bust of Republic with phrighian cup and olive branch, facing right; "REPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE".

Reverse : Armored and draped Republic, seated left on a rock with his right hand holding a flag-bearer and his left hand an olive branch on his right a child holding ears of wheat and a hammer, 5c below right; cornucopia, "LIBERTE EGALITE FRATERNITE", torch.

And italicized places should read 'phrygian cap' & 'her'.

 

ignore that folder...

 

Another one who can't tell male from female. I sometimes wonder how there can be over 7 billion people in this world.
The ancient Phrighians would be terming in their ghraiphes, buy the weigh.

 

Maybe it's a friggin' cap Condition of coin is commiserate with age.

 

Of course, how could I have missed that! And such a posh way of spelling it too.

 

This discussion is enhancing my morning coffee no end!

 

LIBERTÉ ÉGALITÉ SORORITÉ

 

!!!

 

One cannot see it very well, but that's the smug emoticon.

 

Ohhhh.....I'm thinking the coffee just kicked in....!!!

 

One did.

 

thank you all for your knowledge, and the lively conversation, folder is in trash, dont quite know what Ill do with it, probably put it into a lot of other common old coins, not much interest in foreign coins here in my neck of woods, (South Texas)