Palais Conti - Hotel de Laverdy

It takes its name from the Inspector General of Finance and senior minister of Louis XV, François de L'Averdy, who lived here up until the Revolution.
This hôtel or mansion still exists in part, built into the Mint workshops, on the impasse de Conti side.
This building was attached to the Paris Mint on 20 December 1795 to house the workshops of the Master Engraver, part of the gold refining workshops and the Guarantee technical office.