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Celtic Britain


 

Atrebates, gold Quarter-Stater. 55-45 BC. Abstract linear. Rv: Celticized horse r., wheel below. VA 230 var. Extremely rare. VF+ SOLD


Trinovantes, gold Quarter-Stater. 1.31g., ‘Late Clacton’. 70-65 BC. Celticized Wolf, head looking back at Twins below. Rv: Central boss, with long cross and geometric design. VA- . Extremely rare. aEF $2750.00


Clacton variant type. Exceptional issue, known of 2 examples, clearly showing the Wolf & Twins obverse design type, depicted here for the very first time on British Celtic coinage.


 


 

Trinovantes, Cunobeline, gold Stater,10-20 BC. "Biga" type, Camulodunum mint. CAMVL, on wreath. Rv: Celticized biga chariot l., branch above CVN below. VA 1910. Very rare. EF SOLD

An excellent example of the very rare Biga Stater showing a war chariot of King Cunobeline, known to us as Shakespeare's Cymbeline

 


Dobunni, silver Unit. ‘Antedrig’ issue. 10-BC-10 AD. Celticized head l. Rv: Celticized horse l., pellets. VA 1078-1. Very rare. Dark tone. aEF SOLD


Corieltauvi, silver Unit. ‘Aun Ast’ coinage. 5-1 BC. Abstract laureate. Rv: Celticized horse l., ‘AUN’ above. VA 918-1. Extremely rare. aEF $675.00


Corieltauvi, silver Unit. ‘Aun Ast’ coinage. 5-1 BC. Blank. Rv: Celticized horse l., ‘AUN’ above. VA 914-1. Extremely rare. EF $575.00


Corieltauvi, silver Half-unit. ‘Vep Corf’  coinage. 5-8 AD. Abstract laureate. Rv: Celticized horse l., ‘VEP’ above, ‘COR’ below. VA 938-1. Extremely rare. EF $650.00

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