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Iceni 008594~

Iceni 'ANTED' Silver Unit

Silver, 1.08 grams; 13.73 mm. Early - Mid 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Opposing crescents, an emblem of the Iceni. Reverse: Horse facing right. ANTED monogram below. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8275 M 419 - 421; VA 710 - 711/15; BMC 3791 - 4025; S 441. Very Fine.

Iceni 'ANTED' Silver Unit

~Iceni 008594|18687|~10478~15636~~

Iceni 009910~

Iceni 'Boar/Horse' Silver Unit

Silver, 1.02 grams; 14.03 mm. Mid - Late 1st Century B.C. Obverse: Boar right. Reverse: Horse left. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.TBA. M 407 - 409; VA 655 - 659; BMC 3440 - 3512; S 431. Slightly not struck up otherwise Good Very Fine.

Iceni 'Boar/Horse' Silver Unit

~Iceni 009910|18711|~10478~15637~~

Iceni 008592~

Iceni 'Boudica Head' Silver Unit

Silver, 1.20 grams; 14.04 mm. Circa 59 - 60 A.D. Obverse: Face right, with spiked hair and slit for eye, trefoils in front. Reverse: Horse prancing right, objects above and below. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8341. M 413/d; VA 792-1; BMC 3556 - 3759; S 434 variant. Very Fine condition with a lovely ancient tone.

Iceni 'Boudica Head' Silver Unit

~Iceni 008592|18873|~10478~15893~~

Durotriges 003160~

Durotriges 'Apollo' Stater

Silver, 1.92 grams, 19.03 mm. Late 1st Century B.C. - Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: Disjointed horse left. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.TBA. M.317; VA 1235-3; BMC 2525-2731; S 366. Very Fine.

Durotriges 'Apollo' Stater

~Durotriges 003160|20099|~10478~16693~~

Durotriges 003178~

Durotriges 'Apollo' Stater

Silver, 2.58 grams, 18.48 mm. Late 1st Century B.C. - Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: Disjointed horse left. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.TBA. M.317; VA 1235-3; BMC 2525-2731; S 366. Very Fine/Fine.

Durotriges 'Apollo' Stater

~Durotriges 003178|20097|~10478~16691~~

Cunobelin 000741~

Cunobelin 'Bull Sacrifice' Unit

Copper alloy, 1.91 grams, 14.27 mm. Circa. 20 - 43 A.D. Obverse: Pegasus right, CVNO below with pellet border. Reverse: Victory holding knife sacrificing bull right,TASCI below. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 00 0784. S 343; VA 2099. Nice even patina,excellent example. Good Very Fine. Found Cambs 2002.

Cunobelin 'Bull Sacrifice' Unit

~Cunobelin 000741|11032|~10478~9738~~

Cunobelin 009985~

Cunobelin 'Janiform Head' Unit

Bronze, 2.47 grams; 15.35 mm. Circa 20 A.D. Obverse: Janus head, CVNO below in exergue. Reverse: CAMV on panel below sow standing right. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.TBA. VA 2105; S 346. Almost Extremely Fine.

Cunobelin 'Janiform Head' Unit

~Cunobelin 009985|18991|~10478~15852~~

Epaticcus 005507~

Epaticcus 'Hercules' Silver Unit

Silver, 1.25 grams; 12.28 mm. Obverse: Head of Hercules right, EPATI in very large letters to right. Reverse: Eagle standing on snake, head left, annulet with three pellets within above right shoulder. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 06.0335. VA 580; M 263/a; BMC 2031; S 356. Extremely Fine condition.

Epaticcus 'Hercules' Silver Unit

~Epaticcus 005587|10593|~10478~10036~~

Dias 01~

Dias 'Squares' Silver Unit

Silver, 1.24 grams, 14.67 mm. Circa. 15 B.C. - 10 A.D. Probably Diasulos, ruler of the Aedui. Obverse: Two interlaced squares around DIAS enclosed in a central tablet. C above and O below. Reverse: Celtic horse left, VIR below. VA 1877; BMC 1683. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 03.0673. Good Very Fine, toned silver with full inscription and centrally struck. Very rare, only 18 others recorded. Found Harston, Cambridgeshire. Top quality coin with a smart horse!

Dias 'Squares' Silver Unit

~Dias 01|17956|~10478~3673~~

Ambiani 009897~

STUNNING Gallo-Belgic E 'Gallic War' Stater

Gold, 6.33 grams; 18.68 mm. Ambiani , circa 60 - 50 B.C. Obverse: Blank. Reverse: Disjointed, curved horse right, pellet below, zig-zag in exergue. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8344. M 27; VA 50-1, S 11 variant. Extremely Fine. SOLD

The Gallic war uniface stater is die-linked to the last classes of the biface Stater. This type was produced between about 60 B.C. and 50 B.C., shortly before and during the Gallic War, and was almost certainly struck to pay mercenary troops fighting against Caesar in Europe. The lack of an obverse design certainly suggests that this coinage was struck in a hurry.

John Sills of the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University writes: "...the style and high weight make it certain that this is class 1; it's from a known reverse die. "

~Ambiani 009897|19094|~10478~15889~~

Gaulish 005152~

RARE Gaulish 'Butting Bull' Potin

Cast Bronze Unit, 1.21 grams; 13.99 mm. 120 - 100 B.C. Rarer helmeted head RIGHT. Reverse: Rarer bull butting right. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: 07.1134. Good Very Fine. Found Orsett, Essex. SOLD

Dr Philip De Jersey of the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University writes: "it appears to be a bronze from Marseille in southern Gaul. From the relatively low weight I would guess that it’s a fairly late type, perhaps dating to the early first century BC."

~Gaulish 005152|17931|~10478~14068~~

Cunobelin 010026~

Cunobelin 'Sphinx' Unit. Silver, 1.23 grams; 13.23 mm. Circa 20 - 43 A.D. Obverse: Winged bust facing right, CVNO in front. Reverse: Sphinx seated left on exergual line, TASCIO in front. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.TBA. M 237; VA 2057; BMC 1874 - 1878; S 313. Listed as Extremely Rare by R.D. Van Arsdell. Almost Extremely Fine.

~Cunobelin 010026|20142|~10478~15989~~

Durotriges 002875~

Durotriges 'Apollo' Stater

Silver, 2.14 grams, 20.29 mm. Late 1st Century B.C. - Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: Disjointed horse left. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8340. M.317; VA 1235-3; BMC 2525-2731; S 366. Fine/Very Fine.

Durotriges 'Apollo' Stater

~Durotriges 002875|18874|~10478~15891~~

Corieltauvi 006803~

NICE Corieltauvi 'South Ferriby' Half Unit. Silver, 0.44 grams, 11.78 mm. Dated to around the turn of the millennium, A.D. 0 -20. Class ZB - omitted from VA but the type is BMC 3238. Obverse: Plain flan. Reverse: Disjointed horse with beaded mane left, rosette of pellets above. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI CCI 07.0057. Similar to S 396-97; M 406a, 451a; VA 862/66; BMC 3238. Extremely Fine. SOLD

Dr Philip De Jersey writes: "A good example".

~Corieltauvi 006803|17977|~10478~9998~~

Iceni 008650~

RARE Iceni 'Boar/Horse' Unit. Silver, 0.86 grams; 12.95 mm. Circa early - mid 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Boar right, zigzag pattern above. Reverse: Horse right. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8249. M 407 - 409 variant; VA 655 - 1; BMC 3449, 3454. S 439 variant. Very Fine.

EXTREMELY RARE Iceni 'Boar/Horse' Unit. Silver, 0.86 grams; 12.95 mm. Circa early - mid 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Boar right, zigzag pattern above. Reverse: Horse right. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8249. M 407 - 409 variant; VA 655 - 1; BMC 3449, 3454. S 439 variant. Good Very Fine. SOLD

John Sills of the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University writes: "An extremely rare variant of a scarce Iceni type, with a zigzag motif instead of rings above the boar; 6 - 15 coins recorded including BMC 3449 and 3454."

~Iceni 008650|18531|~10478~15443~~

Iceni 009343~

STUNNING Iceni 'Boudica' Silver Unit. Silver, 1.01 grams; 13.05 mm. Circa 59 - 60 A.D. Obverse: Face right, with spiked hair and elliptical eye. Reverse: Horse prancing right. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.TBA.M 413/d; VA 790 - 794; BMC 3556 - 3759; S 434. Good Very Fine.

~Iceni 009343|17674|~10478~15094~~

Iceni 008318~

Iceni 'ECEN' Unit. Silver, 0.99 grams; 14.44 mm. Circa early - mid 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Two opposing crescents. Reverse: Horse right, ECEN below. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8250. M 424; VA 730; BMC 4033 - 4215. S 443a variant. Small rejoined section, otherwise Good Very Fine.

~Iceni 008318|18515|~10478~15444~~

Dobunni 008058~

Dobunni 'ANTEDRIG' Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 1.06 grams, 13.50 mm. Circa late 1st Century B.C. Obverse: Abstract, Celticized head right. Reverse: Naturalistic, Celticized horse left, small cross above horse. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.1135. M.374a, b/75/76; VA 1078; BMC 2950 - 3011; S. 377 variant. Extremely Fine. Found Hampshire.

~Dobunni 008058|17974|~10478~14066~~

Durotriges 007952~

RARE Durotriges "Geometric" Gold Quarter Stater Celtic Hammered Coin. Pale Gold, 1.19 grams, 13.02 mm. Late 1st Century B.C. Obverse ‘Men’ in a Boat. Reverse: Tree with pointed bars either side over a bent line with symbols below. S 368; VA 1242. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0839. Very Fine. Found Hampshire.

~Durotriges 007952|17970|~10478~12589~~

Durotriges 007684~

RARE Durotriges "Later Geometric" Celtic Pale Gold/Silver Quarter Stater Hammered Coin. Pale Gold/Silver, 1.23 grams, 11.63 mm. Late 1st Century B.C. Obverse: Three men in a boat. Reverse: Tree with pointed bars either side over a bent line with symbols below. M 319; VA 1242/1249; BMC 2734-2779; S 368. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0811. Very Fine. Found Norfolk.

~Durotriges 007684|17969|~10478~12554~~

Cunobelin 004629~

Cunobelin 'Centaur' Bronze Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Bronze, 2.32 grams, 13.85 mm. Circa 30 A.D. Obverse: Laureate head of Cunobelin/Tiberius facing left, CVNOBELINI. Reverse: Centaur standing right, TASCIOVANI F. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.1143. M 242; VA 2089; BMC 1968-1971; S 336. Fine. Found Snettisham, Norfolk.

~Cunobelin 004629|17966|~10478~14069~~

Cunobelin 005479~

Exquisite Cunobelin 'Butting Bull' Unit. Bronze, 2.34 grams; 15.39 mm. Obverse: Helmeted bust of Cunobelin left, CVNOB[ELIN] REX around anti-clockwise. Reverse: A superbly detailed butting bull right, with TASC below the exergue line. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 06.0253. VA 2095; M246; BMC 1944-51. Extremely Fine condition with a stunning bull. Found Cambs 2006.

Dr Philip De Jersey writes: "This is nice, in fact the reverse is probably the best one of these for a long time. As you'll be well aware VA 2095 is not a rare type, but it is rare with the detail as fine as this on the bull".

Exquisite Cunobelin 'Butting Bull' Unit. Bronze, 2.34 grams; 15.39 mm. Obverse: Helmeted bust of Cunobelin left, CVNOB[ELIN] REX around anti-clockwise. Reverse: A superbly detailed butting bull right, with TASC below the exergue line. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 06.0253. VA 2095; M246; BMC 1944-51. Extremely Fine condition with a stunning bull. Found Cambs 2006. SOLD

Dr Philip De Jersey writes: "This is nice, in fact the reverse is probably the best one of these for a long time. As you'll be well aware VA 2095 is not a rare type, but it is rare with the detail as fine as this on the bull".

~Cunobelin 005479|11031|~10478~10431~~

North Thames 003925~

North Thames 'Mythical Beast' Half-unit Silver, 0.48 grams; 10.13 mm. Mythical beast right with two ring and pellets below, pelleted wheel behind. R. Celticized horse left, above ring and pellet, ring of pellets motif in front, star below. VA 474; BMC 393; S 52 variant. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 05.0696. Rare and Extremely Fine - spectacular coin in the hand. Found North Essex 2005. SOLD

Philip de Jersey writes: "Probably an early issue of the Catuvellauni, c. 40 BC, since most of the recorded examples are from the west (Herts etc) rather than the east of the North Thames. It has been suggested that the animal on the obverse is a hare, with long ears, but it also appears to have a long tail and may have a strong mythical element.

~North Thames 003925|17953|~10478~8407~~

Cantiaci 003922~
Cantiaci 'Dreadlocks' Type Unit. Bronze, 1.48 grams; 13.62 mm. Circa 40 B.C. Uninscribed Kentish bronze, 'Dreadlocks' type (not in VA, BMC). Obverse: Head left with heavy dreadlocks. Reverse: Pegasus flying right with hatched box with pellet above below, annulet below tail and pellet below head. A rare type, with about a dozen examples now recorded. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 05.0695. Very rare; found Springhead, Kent. Extremely Fine/Good Fine. Found Kent.

Philip de Jersey writes: "Uninscribed Kentish bronze, 'Dreadlocks' type (not in VA, BMC) The find spots (predominantly in Kent), the Pegasus and the cross-hatched box beneath the horse all confirm the Kentish origins of this type. It must be fairly early, perhaps c. 40 BC, and it's not impossible that it's an issue of Dubnovellaunos, although without an inscription this cannot be confirmed.

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Cantiaci 'Dreadlocks' Type Unit. Bronze, 1.48 grams; 13.62 mm. Circa 40 B.C. Uninscribed Kentish bronze, 'Dreadlocks' type (not in VA, BMC). Obverse: Head left with heavy dreadlocks. Reverse: Pegasus flying right with hatched box with pellet above below, annulet below tail and pellet below head. A rare type, with about a dozen examples now recorded. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 05.0695. Very rare; found Springhead, Kent. Extremely Fine / Good Fine. Found Kent. SOLD.

Philip de Jersey writes: "Uninscribed Kentish bronze, 'Dreadlocks' type (not in VA, BMC) The find spots (predominantly in Kent), the Pegasus and the cross-hatched box beneath the horse all confirm the Kentish origins of this type. It must be fairly early, perhaps c. 40 BC, and it's not impossible that it's an issue of Dubnovellaunos, although without an inscription this cannot be confirmed.

~Cantiaci 003922|17945|~10478~5052~~

Potin 02~
Thurrock 'Butting Bull' Potin. 120 B.C. - 100 B.C. Cast Bronze Unit, 3.89 grams; 17.99 mm. Helmeted head left. R. Butting bull right. VA 1402-42; BMC 660-666; S 62; Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: 03.0950. Good Very Fine. Ex. Naish collection, found Essex.

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Thurrock 'Butting Bull' Potin. 120 B.C. - 100 B.C. Cast Bronze Unit, 3.89 grams; 17.99 mm. Helmeted head left. R. Butting bull right. VA 1402-42; BMC 660-666; S 62; Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: 03.0950. Good Very Fine. Ex. Naish collection, found Essex. SOLD

~Potin 02|17941|~10478~9735~~

Soissons 009093~
STUNNING Soissons 'Eye Boar' Potin. Bronze, 4.51 grams; 18.57 mm. Circa 70 - 50 B.C. Obverse: Small stylised Celtic head within plain circle. Reverse: Stylised Celtic boar with forward-slanting bristles, ring behind, ringed pellet below, forming large hidden eye motif, crescent of 8 pellets below, all within plain circle. BMC 444 - 447. A masterpiece of Celtic stylization, about 20 are known from the United Kingdom, this is probably one of the more frequent Belgic imports to this country. Presumably it was admired for its simplicity in design two millennia ago, just as it is today. Extremely Fine with a black patination. Found West Yorkshire 2005.

Suessiones was a tribe of Gallia Belgica based around Soissons in northern France. Caesar said that Diviaciacus ruled Suessiones nostra etiam memoria and that he previously had control over a large area of Britain.

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STUNNING Soissons 'Eye Boar' Potin. Bronze, 4.51 grams; 18.57 mm. Circa 70 - 50 B.C. Obverse: Small stylised Celtic head within plain circle. Reverse: Stylised Celtic boar with forward-slanting bristles, ring behind, ringed pellet below, forming large hidden eye motif, crescent of 8 pellets below, all within plain circle. BMC 444 - 447. A masterpiece of Celtic stylization, about 20 are known from the United Kingdom, this is probably one of the more frequent Belgic imports to this country. Presumably it was admired for its simplicity in design two millennia ago, just as it is today. Extremely Fine with a black patination. Found West Yorkshire 2005. SOLD

Suessiones was a tribe of Gallia Belgica based around Soissons in northern France. Caesar said that Diviaciacus ruled Suessiones nostra etiam memoria and that he previously had control over a large area of Britain.

~Soissons 009093|18534|~10478~15458~~

Kapostal 002776~
Kapostal 'Crested Rider' Tetradrachm. Billon, 8.59 grams; 21.67 mm. A large bronze minted on the Hungarian plains in the late 2nd Century B.C. Hedgehog style bearded head right. R. Crested horseman left. LT 9807 (AR); BMC 87-90; OTA 488-7; Kostial 776-82. Good Fine.

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Kapostal 'Crested Rider' Tetradrachm. Billon, 8.59 grams; 21.67 mm. A large bronze minted on the Hungarian plains in the late 2nd Century B.C. Hedgehog style bearded head right. R. Crested horseman left. LT 9807 (AR); BMC 87-90; OTA 488-7; Kostial 776-82. Good Fine condition. SOLD

~Kapostal 002776|17932|~10478~10481~~

Uninscribed 009250~
EXTREMELY RARE Early Uninscribed 'Abstract Head' North East Coast Stater. Gold, 6.23 grams; 20.12 mm. Circa 55 - 45 B.C. Obverse: Abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: Disjointed horse left. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8272. M 50, 50a, 51, 51a; VA 804 - 3; BMC 182 - 191. S 28. Extremely Fine. Found Lincolnshire.

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EXTREMELY RARE Early Uninscribed 'Abstract Head' North East Coast Stater. Gold, 6.23 grams; 20.12 mm. Circa 55 - 45 B.C. Obverse: Abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: Disjointed horse left. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8272. M 50, 50a, 51, 51a; VA 804 - 3; BMC 182 - 191. S 28. Extremely Fine. Found Lincolnshire.

John Sills of the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University writes: "The obverse die is one of a small number of early obverses where the leaves in the wreath point in rather than out, a variety not listed by Van Arsdell; around 20 examples known. Not represented in the BM collection but Allen 214, in the Bibliotheque Nationale, is the same type from different dies"

~Uninscribed 009250|18912|~10478~15696~~

Ambiani 009894~
SUPERB Ambiani 'Gallic War' Celtic Stater . Gold, 6.20 grams; 17.63 mm. Circa 60 - 50 B.C. Obverse: Blank; Reverse: Disjointed, curved horse right, pellet below, zig-zag in exergue. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.TBA.M 27; VA 52, 54; S 11. Extremely Fine with a beautiful design and golden colour.

The Gallic war uniface stater is die-linked to the last classes of the biface Stater. This type was produced between about 60 B.C. and 50 B.C., shortly before and during the Gallic War, and was almost certainly struck to pay mercenary troops fighting against Caesar in Europe. The lack of an obverse design certainly suggests that this coinage was struck in a hurry.

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SUPERB Ambiani 'Gallic War' Celtic Stater . Gold, 6.20 grams; 17.63 mm. Circa 60 - 50 B.C. Obverse: Blank; Reverse: Disjointed, curved horse right, pellet below, zig-zag in exergue. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.TBA.M 27; VA 52, 54; S 11. Extremely Fine with a beautiful design and golden colour. SOLD

The Gallic war uniface stater is die-linked to the last classes of the biface Stater. This type was produced between about 60 B.C. and 50 B.C., shortly before and during the Gallic War, and was almost certainly struck to pay mercenary troops fighting against Caesar in Europe. The lack of an obverse design certainly suggests that this coinage was struck in a hurry.

~Ambiani 009894|18666|~10478~15635~~

Corieltauvi 009013~
Corieltauvi 'South Ferriby' Stater. Gold, 5.49 grams; 18.63 mm. Circa mid - late 1st Century B.C. Obverse: Wreath with brick like leave facing inwards. Reverse: Abstract horse compose of lunate crescents, star or radiant sun below. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8245. M 449 - 450; VA 811 var.; BMC 3146 - 3179; S 390. Good Very Fine. Found Lincolnshire.

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Corieltauvi 'South Ferriby' Stater. Gold, 5.49 grams; 18.63 mm. Circa mid - late 1st Century B.C. Obverse: Wreath with brick like leave facing inwards. Reverse: Abstract horse compose of lunate crescents, star or radiant sun below. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8245. M 449 - 450; VA 811 var.; BMC 3146 - 3179; S 390. Good Very Fine. Found Lincolnshire. SOLD

~Corieltauvi 009013|18523|~10478~15439~~

Corieltauvi 009052~
SCARCE Corieltauvi 'Hostidus Type' Unit. Silver, 1.38 grams; 15.31 mm. Circa 50 - 25 B.C. Obverse: Boar right with spear in its back, ring and pellet above and reverse S below. Reverse: Horse left, ring and pellet above. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8247. M 405 - 406; VA 855 - 3, 864, 867; BMC 3201; S 396. Very Fine on a full round flan. Found Lincolnshire.

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SCARCE Corieltauvi 'Hostidus Type' Unit. Silver, 1.38 grams; 15.31 mm. Circa 50 - 25 B.C. Obverse: Boar right with spear in its back, ring and pellet above and reverse S below. Reverse: Horse left, ring and pellet above. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8247. M 405 - 406; VA 855 - 3, 864, 867; BMC 3201; S 396. Very Fine on a full round flan. Found Lincolnshire. SOLD

~Corieltauvi 009052|18529|~10478~15441~~

Verica 004099~
Verica 'Butting Bull' Unit. Silver, 1.24 grams; 11.62 mm. VERICA REX, bull butting right. R. Figure standing left, COMMI F. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 05.0699. VA 506, BMC 1450; S 137. Very Fine and better.

Dr Philip De Jersey writes: "Approximately 100 recorded, of which about a third are in the British Museum. John Creighton has suggested that the head on the spear to the right of the figure represents the divine ‘house of Commios’ of which Verica was a descendant. The use of such detailed classical prototypes suggests this was a relatively late issue of Verica’s reign, perhaps c. 30 AD."

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Verica 'Butting Bull' Unit. Silver, 1.24 grams; 11.62 mm. VERICA REX, bull butting right. R. Figure standing left, COMMI F. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 05.0699. VA 506, BMC 1450; S 137. Very Fine and better. SOLD

Dr Philip De Jersey writes: "Approximately 100 recorded, of which about a third are in the British Museum. John Creighton has suggested that the head on the spear to the right of the figure represents the divine ‘house of Commios’ of which Verica was a descendant. The use of such detailed classical prototypes suggests this was a relatively late issue of Verica’s reign, perhaps c. 30 AD."

~Verica 004099|8067|~10478~8377~~

Durotriges 007957~
Durotriges 'Apollo' Stater

Silver, 3.37 grams, 17.61 mm. Circa Late 1st century B.C. Obverse: Abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: Disjointed horse left. M.317; VA 1235; BMC 2525-2731; S. 366. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0842. Very Fine. Found Hampshire.
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Durotriges 'Apollo' Stater

Silver, 3.37 grams, 17.61 mm. Circa Late 1st century B.C. Obverse: Abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: Disjointed horse left. M.317; VA 1235; BMC 2525-2731; S. 366. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0842. Very Fine. Found Hampshire. SOLD
~Durotriges 007957|17971|~10478~12592~~

Tincomarus 005425~
Tincomarus 'TINC' Silver Unit. Silver, 1.20 grams; 11.11 mm. Obverse: Degraded laureate head left. Reverse: Bull leaping left, TINC around. M 106; V 396; BMC 906-910; S 84. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 06.0448. Fine/Very fine. Found Essex 2005.

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Tincomarus 'TINC' Silver Unit. Silver, 1.20 grams; 11.11 mm. Obverse: Degraded laureate head left. Reverse: Bull leaping left, TINC around. M 106; V 396; BMC 906-910; S 84. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 06.0448. Fine/Very fine. Found Essex 2005. SOLD

~Tincomarus 005425|17943|~10478~9651~~

Verica 007955~
NICE Verica "Naked Figure" Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 1.19 grams, 12.99 mm. Circa 30 A.D. Obverse: Naked figure left, holding left hand above head and lituus in right, COMMI F. Reverse: Laureate head of Tiberius right, VERI CA. M 131; VA 533; BMC 1421-1449; S 136. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0837. Very Fine. Found Hampshire.

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NICE Verica "Naked Figure" Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 1.19 grams, 12.99 mm. Circa 30 A.D. Obverse: Naked figure left, holding left hand above head and lituus in right, COMMI F. Reverse: Laureate head of Tiberius right, VERI CA. M 131; VA 533; BMC 1421-1449; S 136. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0837. Very Fine. Found Hampshire. SOLD

~Verica 007955|17942|~10478~13323~~

Corieltauvi 009015~
Corieltauvi 'Boar/Horse' Unit. Silver, 1.13 grams; 13.32 mm. Circa 50 - 25 B.C. Obverse: Boar right, ring and pellet above. Reverse: Horse left, ring and pellet above. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8248. M 405 - 406; VA 855 - 857; BMC 3194 - 3214. S 396. Very Fine. Found Lincolnshire.

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Corieltauvi 'Boar/Horse' Unit. Silver, 1.13 grams; 13.32 mm. Circa 50 - 25 B.C. Obverse: Boar right, ring and pellet above. Reverse: Horse left, ring and pellet above. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8248. M 405 - 406; VA 855 - 857; BMC 3194 - 3214. S 396. Very Fine. Found Lincolnshire. SOLD

~Corieltauvi 009015|18530|~10478~15442~~

Dobunni 008060~
Dobunni 'CORIO' Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver Plated, 0.82 grams, 12.79 mm. Circa mid - late 1st Century B.C. Obverse: Abstract, Celticized head right. Reverse: Celticized horse left, flower below horse. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.1137. M.374a, b/75/76; VA 1078; BMC 2950 - 3011; S. 377. Edge nibbled, otherwise Good Very Fine. Found Hampshire.

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Dobunni 'CORIO' Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver Plated, 0.82 grams, 12.79 mm. Circa mid - late 1st Century B.C. Obverse: Abstract, Celticized head right. Reverse: Celticized horse left, flower below horse. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.1137. M.374a, b/75/76; VA 1078; BMC 2950 - 3011; S. 377. Edge nibbled, otherwise Good Very Fine. Found Hampshire.

~Dobunni 008060|18132|~10478~14067~~

Iceni 009342~
Iceni 'Boar/Horse' Silver Unit. Silver, 0.71 grams; 13.07 mm. Circa late 1st Century B.C. Obverse: Boar facing right, prickly mane and pellet below. Reverse: Horse prancing right, chariot wheel above and pellet in circle below. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.TBA. M 407 - 409; VA 655 - 659; BMC 3440 - 3512; S 431. Very Fine.

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Iceni 'Boar/Horse' Silver Unit. Silver, 0.71 grams; 13.07 mm. Circa late 1st Century B.C. Obverse: Boar facing right, prickly mane and pellet below. Reverse: Horse prancing right, chariot wheel above and pellet in circle below. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.TBA. M 407 - 409; VA 655 - 659; BMC 3440 - 3512; S 431. Very Fine. SOLD

~Iceni 009342|17673|~10478~15095~~

Dobunni 008059~
Dobunni 'Catti Head' Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 0.74 grams, 12.08 mm. Class J, 30 - 40 A.D. Obverse: Abstract, Celticized head right. Reverse: Celticized horse left, large cross below horse. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.1136. M.374a, b/75/76; VA 1135; BMC 2950 - 3011; S. 377. Very Fine. Found Hampshire.

Dr Philip De Jersey of the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University writes: " Many hundreds from the Pershore (Worcs.) hoard, now in the British Museum; otherwise about 100 recorded as individual finds, together with VA 1135 which is nearly indistinguishable from this type. Late first century BC or early first century AD"

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Dobunni 'Catti Head' Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 0.74 grams, 12.08 mm. Class J, 30 - 40 A.D. Obverse: Abstract, Celticized head right. Reverse: Celticized horse left, large cross below horse. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.1136. M.374a, b/75/76; VA 1135; BMC 2950 - 3011; S. 377. Very Fine. Found Hampshire. SOLD

Dr Philip De Jersey of the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University writes: " Many hundreds from the Pershore (Worcs.) hoard, now in the British Museum; otherwise about 100 recorded as individual finds, together with VA 1135 which is nearly indistinguishable from this type. Late first century BC or early first century AD"

~Dobunni 008059|17972|~10478~14063~~

Cantiaci 006465~
Cantian Class 1, Type F 'Abstract Bull' Potin. Circa 1st Century B.C. Cast Bronze Unit, 2.07 grams; 21.32 mm. Obverse: Celticized helmeted head of Apollo left. Reverse: Celicized bull charging left with head down in a butting stance, tail raised and in a zigzag form. Similar to VA 119-1; S 63. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: 06.0488. Extremely Fine - A SUPERB EXAMPLE. Found Kent 2006. Classified as Extremely Rare by Van Arsdell.

Dr Philip De Jersey of the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University writes: "In Allen's classification an example of class I type F; the closest equivalent would be VA 119-1. This is a reasonably scarce variety... about twenty-five close to this coin in style [recorded]. Date probably early first century B.C."

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Cantian Class 1, Type F 'Abstract Bull' Potin. Circa 1st Century B.C. Cast Bronze Unit, 2.07 grams; 21.32 mm. Obverse: Celticized helmeted head of Apollo left. Reverse: Celicized bull charging left with head down in a butting stance, tail raised and in a zigzag form. Similar to VA 119-1; S 63. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: 06.0488. Extremely Fine - A SUPERB EXAMPLE. Found Kent 2006. Classified as Extremely Rare by Van Arsdell. SOLD

Dr Philip De Jersey of the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University writes: "In Allen's classification an example of class I type F; the closest equivalent would be VA 119-1. This is a reasonably scarce variety... about twenty-five close to this coin in style [recorded]. Date probably early first century B.C."

~Cantiaci 006465|17946|~10478~1642~~

Durotriges 'Apollo' Silver Stater Celtic Hammered Coin 003226~
Durotriges 'Apollo' Silver Stater Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 2.93 grams, 18.15 mm. Late 1st Century B.C. - Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: Disjointed horse left. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.1142. M.317; VA 1235; BMC 2525-2731; S. 366. Good Fine-Very Fine. Found Hampshire.

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Durotriges 'Apollo' Silver Stater Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 2.93 grams, 18.15 mm. Late 1st Century B.C. - Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: Disjointed horse left. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.1142. M.317; VA 1235; BMC 2525-2731; S. 366. Good Fine-Very Fine. Found Hampshire. SOLD

~Durotriges %27Apollo%27 Silver Stater Celtic Hammered Coin 003226|15811|~10478~14062~~

Cunobelin Quarter Stater 006705~
Celtic Gold "Wild Type" Quarter Stater . Gold, 1.27 grams; 10.71 mm. Obverse: Corn ear, to left CA, to right M. Reverse: Wild type Celtic horse leaping right with leaf above, below a cross, all within a pellet border. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 06.0578. V 1395; S 293; BMC 1843-44. Good Fine/Very Fine in a beautiful orangey rose gold. Found Essex.

Dr. Philip De Jersey writes: "[This is an example of] the 'wild' type of Cunobelin quarter stater, almost exactly 100 of them recorded".

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Celtic Gold "Wild Type" Quarter Stater . Gold, 1.27 grams; 10.71 mm. Obverse: Corn ear, to left CA, to right M. Reverse: Wild type Celtic horse leaping right with leaf above, below a cross, all within a pellet border. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 06.0578. V 1395; S 293; BMC 1843-44. Good Fine/Very Fine in a beautiful orangey rose gold. Found Essex. SOLD

Dr. Philip De Jersey writes: "[This is an example of] the 'wild' type of Cunobelin quarter stater, almost exactly 100 of them recorded".

~Cunobelin Quarter Stater 006705|17879|~10478~8393~~

Gallo-Belgic D 003838~
Gallo-Belgic DC 'Geometric' Quarter Stater. Gold, 1.40 grams; 11.76 mm. Circa 50 B.C. Boat on obverse. R. Tree with pointed bars on bent line. VA 69-1; S 46 variant. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 05.0676. Very Fine with a rich pure golden colour.

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Gallo-Belgic DC 'Geometric' Quarter Stater. Gold, 1.40 grams; 11.76 mm. Circa 50 B.C. Boat on obverse. R. Tree with pointed bars on bent line. VA 69-1; S 46 variant. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 05.0676. Very Fine with a rich pure golden colour. SOLD

~Gallo-Belgic D 003838|17731|~10478~8049~~

Durotriges Silver Stater Celtic Hammered Coin 003228~
Durotriges "Apollo" Silver Stater Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 2.17 grams, 16.57 mm. Late 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: Disjointed horse left. M.317; VA 1235; BMC 2525-2731; S. 366. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0829. Good Fine. Found Cambridge.

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Durotriges "Apollo" Silver Stater Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 2.17 grams, 16.57 mm. Late 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: Disjointed horse left. M.317; VA 1235; BMC 2525-2731; S. 366. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0829. Good Fine. Found Cambridge. SOLD

~Durotriges Silver Stater Celtic Hammered Coin 003228|14513|~10478~12596~~

Iceni 'ECEN' Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 007921~
Iceni "ECEN" Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 0.74 grams; 12.50 mm. Circa 25 - 38 A.D. Obverse: Two opposing crescents, wreath either side, emblem of the Iceni tribe. Reverse: Celticized Iceni horse right, ECEN below, with a sloping line of three pellets. M 424; VA 730; BMC 4033 - 4215; S 443A. Only one coin from these dies out of 182 in British Iron Age Coins In The British Museum. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.TBA. Very Fine. Found Norfolk.

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Iceni "ECEN" Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 0.74 grams; 12.50 mm. Circa 25 - 38 A.D. Obverse: Two opposing crescents, wreath either side, emblem of the Iceni tribe. Reverse: Celticized Iceni horse right, ECEN below, with a sloping line of three pellets. M 424; VA 730; BMC 4033 - 4215; S 443A. Only one coin from these dies out of 182 in British Iron Age Coins In The British Museum. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.TBA. Very Fine. Found Norfolk. SOLD

~Iceni %27ECEN%27 Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 007921|15481|~10478~13989~~

Durotriges 'Apollo' Silver Stater Celtic Hammered Coin 003211~
Durotriges 'Apollo' Silver Stater Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 1.98 grams, 18.56 mm. Late 1st Century B.C. - Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: Disjointed horse left. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.1141. M.317; VA 1235; BMC 2525-2731; S. 366. Very Fine/Fine. Found Hampshire.

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Durotriges 'Apollo' Silver Stater Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 1.98 grams, 18.56 mm. Late 1st Century B.C. - Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: Disjointed horse left. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.1141. M.317; VA 1235; BMC 2525-2731; S. 366. Very Fine/Fine. Found Hampshire. SOLD

~Durotriges %27Apollo%27 Silver Stater Celtic Hammered Coin 003211|15790|~10478~14060~~

Durotriges Silver Stater 003222~
HEAVY Durotriges 'Apollo' Stater. Silver, 3.70 grams, 21.92 mm. Abstract head of Apollo right. R. Disjointed horse left. M.317; VA 1235; BMC 2525-2731; S. 366. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI TBA. Good Fine.

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HEAVY Durotriges 'Apollo' Stater. Silver, 3.70 grams, 21.92 mm. Abstract head of Apollo right. R. Disjointed horse left. M.317; VA 1235; BMC 2525-2731; S. 366. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI TBA. Good Fine. SOLD

~Durotriges Silver Stater 003222|12534|~10478~10786~~

Iceni Unit 007048~
BEAUTIFUL Iceni 'Ecen' Celtic Unit. Silver, 1.22 grams, 13.63 mm. Obverse: Two opposing crescents, wreath either side, emblem of the Iceni tribe. Reverse: Stunning Iceni horse right, ECEN below, surmounted by a diagonal line of three pellets. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0106. S 443A variant; M 424; VA 730; BMC 4033-4215. Extremely Fine/Fine. Found Norfolk.

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BEAUTIFUL Iceni 'Ecen' Celtic Unit. Silver, 1.22 grams, 13.63 mm. Obverse: Two opposing crescents, wreath either side, emblem of the Iceni tribe. Reverse: Stunning Iceni horse right, ECEN below, surmounted by a diagonal line of three pellets. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0106. S 443A variant; M 424; VA 730; BMC 4033-4215. Extremely Fine/Fine. Found Norfolk. SOLD

~Iceni Unit 007048|12624|~10478~10835~~

Iceni Unit 007049~
SMART Iceni 'AESU' Celtic Unit. Silver, 1.20 grams, 11.50 mm. Obverse: Two opposing crescents, wreath either side, emblem of the Iceni tribe. Reverse: Iceni horse right, with triangular upper legs, AESU below, a rosette of pellets on the horses front quarter, various pellets above. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0107. S 447 variant; M 432; VA 775; BMC 4558-72. Very Fine. Found Norfolk.

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SMART Iceni 'AESU' Celtic Unit. Silver, 1.20 grams, 11.50 mm. Obverse: Two opposing crescents, wreath either side, emblem of the Iceni tribe. Reverse: Iceni horse right, with triangular upper legs, AESU below, a rosette of pellets on the horses front quarter, various pellets above. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0107. S 447 variant; M 432; VA 775; BMC 4558-72. Very Fine. Found Norfolk. SOLD

~Iceni Unit 007049|12630|~10478~10658~~

Iceni Anted Celtic Silver Unit Hammered Coin 007688~
RARE Iceni "Anted" Celtic Silver Unit Hammered Coin. Silver, 1.18 grams, 14.56 mm. Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Two opposing crescents, wreath either side, emblem of the Iceni tribe. Reverse: Celticized Iceni horse right, ANTED monogram below, with a horizontal line of three pellets. Scarcer variety, not in coins of England. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0805. Extremely Fine. Found Norfolk.

Dr. Philip De Jersey writes: "A fine example of one of the scarcer Anted varieties, with a horizontal line of three pellets next to the monogram below the horse. Early first century AD".

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RARE Iceni "Anted" Celtic Silver Unit Hammered Coin. Silver, 1.18 grams, 14.56 mm. Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Two opposing crescents, wreath either side, emblem of the Iceni tribe. Reverse: Celticized Iceni horse right, ANTED monogram below, with a horizontal line of three pellets. Scarcer variety, not in coins of England. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0805. Extremely Fine. Found Norfolk. SOLD

Dr. Philip De Jersey writes: "A fine example of one of the scarcer Anted varieties, with a horizontal line of three pellets next to the monogram below the horse. Early first century AD".

~Iceni Anted Celtic Silver Unit Hammered Coin 007688|14456|~10478~12555~~

Iceni Anted Celtic Silver Unit Hammered Coin 007687~
SMART Iceni "Anted" Celtic Silver Unit Hammered Coin. Silver, 1.17 grams, 13.32 mm. Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Two opposing crescents, wreath either side, emblem of the Iceni tribe. Reverse: Celticized Iceni horse right, ANTED monogram below, with a sloping line of three pellets. M 419-421; VA 705; BMC 3791-4025; S 441. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0809. Good Fine/Extremely Fine. Found Norfolk.

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SMART Iceni "Anted" Celtic Silver Unit Hammered Coin. Silver, 1.17 grams, 13.32 mm. Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Two opposing crescents, wreath either side, emblem of the Iceni tribe. Reverse: Celticized Iceni horse right, ANTED monogram below, with a sloping line of three pellets. M 419-421; VA 705; BMC 3791-4025; S 441. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0809. Good Fine/Extremely Fine. Found Norfolk. SOLD

~Iceni Anted Celtic Silver Unit Hammered Coin 007687|14464|~10478~12552~~

Iceni Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 007685~
Iceni "Bury Type" Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 0.83 grams, 13.94 mm. 1st Century B.C. Obverse: Bury type B, with the rarer head left. Reverse: Celticized horse right, wheel above. BMC 3524-3535; S 432. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0830. Very Fine. Found Norfolk.

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Iceni "Bury Type" Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 0.83 grams, 13.94 mm. 1st Century B.C. Obverse: Bury type B, with the rarer head left. Reverse: Celticized horse right, wheel above. BMC 3524-3535; S 432. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0830. Very Fine. Found Norfolk. SOLD

~Iceni Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 007685|14547|~10478~12593~~

Iceni ANTED Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 007686~
Iceni "ANTED" Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 1.20 grams, 13.74 mm. Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Two opposing crescents, wreath either side, emblem of the Iceni tribe. Reverse: Celticized Iceni horse right, ANTED monogram below, with a sloping line of three pellets. M 419-421; VA 705; BMC 3791-4025; S 441. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0833. Very Fine/Extremely Fine. Found Norfolk.

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Iceni "ANTED" Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 1.20 grams, 13.74 mm. Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Two opposing crescents, wreath either side, emblem of the Iceni tribe. Reverse: Celticized Iceni horse right, ANTED monogram below, with a sloping line of three pellets. M 419-421; VA 705; BMC 3791-4025; S 441. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0833. Very Fine/Extremely Fine. Found Norfolk. SOLD

~Iceni ANTED Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 007686|14520|~10478~13782~~

Iceni 'EDN' Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 007920~
Iceni 'EDN' Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 0.82 grams, 13.24 mm. Obverse: Two opposing crescents, wreath either side, emblem of the Iceni tribe. Reverse: Iceni horse right, with triangular upper legs, EDN below, various pellets above. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.1145. S 444; M 423, 425b; VA 7734; BMC 4219-81. Good Fine. Found Orsett, Essex.

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Iceni 'EDN' Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 0.82 grams, 13.24 mm. Obverse: Two opposing crescents, wreath either side, emblem of the Iceni tribe. Reverse: Iceni horse right, with triangular upper legs, EDN below, various pellets above. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.1145. S 444; M 423, 425b; VA 7734; BMC 4219-81. Good Fine. Found Orsett, Essex. SOLD

~Iceni %27EDN%27 Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 007920|15808|~10478~14049~~

Dobunni ANTED Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 007954~
Dobunni "ANTED" Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 1.10 grams, 13.02 mm. Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Crude head right. Reverse: Celticized horse left, AN below horse, TED above horse. M 387; VA 1082; BMC 3032-3038; S 380. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0840. Very Fine. Found Hampshire.

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Dobunni "ANTED" Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 1.10 grams, 13.02 mm. Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Crude head right. Reverse: Celticized horse left, AN below horse, TED above horse. M 387; VA 1082; BMC 3032-3038; S 380. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0840. Very Fine. Found Hampshire. SOLD

~Dobunni ANTED Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 007954|14507|~10478~12591~~

Dobunni EISV Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 007953~
STUNNING Dobunni "EISV" Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 0.98 grams, 13.58 mm. Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Crude head right, O X O pattern on face Reverse: Celticized horse left, triple stranded tail EI above horse, SV below horse. M 389; VA 1110; BMC 3043-3055; S 382. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0841. Good Very Fine. Found Hampshire.

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STUNNING Dobunni "EISV" Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 0.98 grams, 13.58 mm. Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Crude head right, O X O pattern on face Reverse: Celticized horse left, triple stranded tail EI above horse, SV below horse. M 389; VA 1110; BMC 3043-3055; S 382. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0841. Good Very Fine. Found Hampshire. SOLD

~Dobunni EISV Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 007953|14506|~10478~13983~~

Dobunni 'Catti Head' Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 008061~
Dobunni 'Catti Head' Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 0.74 grams, 12.08 mm. Class J, Late 1st Century B.C. - Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Abstract, Celticized head right. Reverse: Naturalistic, Celticized horse left. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.11138. M.374a, B/75/76; VA 1137; BMC 2950 - 3011; S. 377. Good Fine/Fine. Found Hampshire.

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Dobunni 'Catti Head' Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 0.74 grams, 12.08 mm. Class J, Late 1st Century B.C. - Early 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Abstract, Celticized head right. Reverse: Naturalistic, Celticized horse left. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.11138. M.374a, B/75/76; VA 1137; BMC 2950 - 3011; S. 377. Good Fine/Fine. Found Hampshire. SOLD

~Dobunni %27Catti Head%27 Silver Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 008061|15899|~10478~14064~~

Cunobelin 006495~
Kentish Cunobelin 'Winged Victory' Unit. Copper alloy, 2.22 grams; 16.39 mm. Circa 15 - 25 A.D. Obverse: Winged horse facing left. Reverse: Winged Victory standing, facing left. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 06.0513. VA 1973; S 325. Very Fine condition, better than scanned.

Dr Philip De Jersey writes: "One of the Cunobelin types which seems to have been struck for use primarily in Kent, since most of the 97 on record were found there. Probably relatively early in Cunobelin's reign"

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Kentish Cunobelin 'Winged Victory' Unit. Copper alloy, 2.22 grams; 16.39 mm. Circa 15 - 25 A.D. Obverse: Winged horse facing left. Reverse: Winged Victory standing, facing left. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 06.0513. VA 1973; S 325. Very Fine condition, better than scanned. SOLD

Dr Philip De Jersey writes: "One of the Cunobelin types which seems to have been struck for use primarily in Kent, since most of the 97 on record were found there. Probably relatively early in Cunobelin's reign"

~Cunobelin 006495|12139|~10478~5055~~

Cunobelin Bronze Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 003923~
Cunobelin "Celtic Warrior" Bronze Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Bronze, 1.83 grams, 15.52 mm. 30-40 A.D. Obverse: Romanised head of Jupiter ammon right, CVNOBELIN around head. Reverse: Celtic warrior riding horse right, holding sword and shield, CAM on exergual line. Both dies for this coin are used on Roman coinage, the obverse comes from a Denarius of Q Cornuficus, and the reverse is from a Denarius of Augustus. M 251; VA 2103; BMC 1984-1986; S 345. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0834. Fine/Good Fine. Found Essex.

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Cunobelin "Celtic Warrior" Bronze Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Bronze, 1.83 grams, 15.52 mm. 30-40 A.D. Obverse: Romanised head of Jupiter ammon right, CVNOBELIN around head. Reverse: Celtic warrior riding horse right, holding sword and shield, CAM on exergual line. Both dies for this coin are used on Roman coinage, the obverse comes from a Denarius of Q Cornuficus, and the reverse is from a Denarius of Augustus. M 251; VA 2103; BMC 1984-1986; S 345. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0834. Fine/Good Fine. Found Essex. SOLD

~Cunobelin Bronze Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 003923|14522|~10478~12602~~

Cunobelin Bronze Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 007956~
Cunobelin "Centaur" Bronze Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Bronze, 1.98 grams, 16.05 mm. Early 1st Century A.D.-40 A.D. Obverse: Laureate head of Cunobelin left, CVNOBELINI. Reverse: Centaur standing right, TASCIOVANI F. M 242; VA2089; BMC 1968-1971; S 336. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0838. Good Fine and in an uncleaned as-found condition. Found Hampshire.

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Cunobelin "Centaur" Bronze Unit Celtic Hammered Coin. Bronze, 1.98 grams, 16.05 mm. Early 1st Century A.D.-40 A.D. Obverse: Laureate head of Cunobelin left, CVNOBELINI. Reverse: Centaur standing right, TASCIOVANI F. M 242; VA2089; BMC 1968-1971; S 336. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0838. Good Fine and in an uncleaned as-found condition. Found Hampshire. SOLD

~Cunobelin Bronze Unit Celtic Hammered Coin 007956|14502|~10478~13985~~

Cunobelin Gold Quarter Stater Celtic Hammered Coin 007950~
SMART Cunobelin "Wild Type" Gold Quarter Stater Celtic Hammered Coin. Gold, 1.30 grams, 12.13 mm. Circa 20 A.D. Obverse: CA MV either side of upright corn ear. Reverse: Horse galloping right , CVNO below. VA 1935; BMC 1843-1844; S 293. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0843. Very Fine/ Almost Extremely Fine.

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SMART Cunobelin "Wild Type" Gold Quarter Stater Celtic Hammered Coin. Gold, 1.30 grams, 12.13 mm. Circa 20 A.D. Obverse: CA MV either side of upright corn ear. Reverse: Horse galloping right , CVNO below. VA 1935; BMC 1843-1844; S 293. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0843. Very Fine/ Almost Extremely Fine. SOLD

~Cunobelin Gold Quarter Stater Celtic Hammered Coin 007950|14511|~10478~12586~~

Tasciovanus Gold Quarter Stater Celtic Hammered Coin 007951~
STUNNING Tasciovanus "VERO" Gold Quarter Stater Celtic Hammered Coin. Gold, 1.37 grams, 12.79 mm. Circa. 25 - 5 B.C. Obverse: Opposing crescents within the centre of a wreath with VERO in quarters. Reverse: Horse prancing left, TAS below. VA 1690; BMC 1646; S 224. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0836. Extremely Fine. Found Hampshire.

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STUNNING Tasciovanus "VERO" Gold Quarter Stater Celtic Hammered Coin. Gold, 1.37 grams, 12.79 mm. Circa. 25 - 5 B.C. Obverse: Opposing crescents within the centre of a wreath with VERO in quarters. Reverse: Horse prancing left, TAS below. VA 1690; BMC 1646; S 224. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0836. Extremely Fine. Found Hampshire. SOLD

Tasciovanus (Late 1st century B.C. - Early 1st Century A.D.). Tasciovanus was the grandson, or perhaps the son, of Cassivellaunus, and the father of Cunobelin and Epaticcus. He was ruler of the tribe from circa 20 B.C. He was also the first to renew hostilities towards the Trinovantes, flouting the long-standing agreement between Caesar and his own grandfather Cassivellaunus. Between 10 and 15 B.C. he issued a series of coins bearing the mint mark CAMV[lodunum], indicating that for a time at least, he took possession of the Trinovantian capital, but it appears that he withdrew following the advent of Augustus in Gaul. His later coin issues bear the inscription TASCIO RICON where the word 'rigon' is usually translated as 'king'.

~Tasciovanus Gold Quarter Stater Celtic Hammered Coin 007951|14500|~10478~12595~~

Addedomaros 003014~
Addedomaros 'Spiral' Stater. Gold 5.53 grams; 18.63 mm. 40 - 20 B. C. Six armed spiral, three back-to-back crescents in centre, spiral points clockwise. R. Celtic horse right, pellet-in-ring motif below tail, cornucopia below horse, ADDIIDOM above. M 267; V 1620; BMC 2396 - 2404; S 201. Good Very Fine-Very Fine in beautiful rose gold.

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Addedomaros 'Spiral' Stater. Gold 5.53 grams; 18.63 mm. 40 - 20 B. C. Six armed spiral, three back-to-back crescents in centre, spiral points clockwise. R. Celtic horse right, pellet-in-ring motif below tail, cornucopia below horse, ADDIIDOM above. M 267; V 1620; BMC 2396 - 2404; S 201. Good Very Fine-Very Fine in beautiful rose gold. SOLD

~Addedomaros 003014|8326|~10478~8540~~

North Thames Potin 006494~
Class II, Type O 'Abstract Bull' Potin. Circa Mid 1st Century B.C. Cast Bronze Unit, 1.31 grams; 15.16 mm. Obverse: Celticized helmeted head of Apollo right. Reverse: Celicized bull charging left with head down in a butting stance, tail raised and in a zigzag form. VA 137; BMC 715 - 23; S 64; Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 06.0512. Very Fine. Found Essex.

Dr Philip De Jersey of the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University writes: "Allen's class II, type O, closest to VA 137. One of the last potin issues, probably mid-first century BC, and perhaps struck north of the Thames rather than in Kent"

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Class II, Type O 'Abstract Bull' Potin. Circa Mid 1st Century B.C. Cast Bronze Unit, 1.31 grams; 15.16 mm. Obverse: Celticized helmeted head of Apollo right. Reverse: Celicized bull charging left with head down in a butting stance, tail raised and in a zigzag form. VA 137; BMC 715 - 23; S 64; Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 06.0512. Very Fine. Found Essex. SOLD

Dr Philip De Jersey of the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University writes: "Allen's class II, type O, closest to VA 137. One of the last potin issues, probably mid-first century BC, and perhaps struck north of the Thames rather than in Kent"

~North Thames Potin 006494|12137|~10478~7838~~

Nipple Type Trophy Gold Celtic Quarter Stater 008145~
EXTREMELY RARE Early Uninscribed "Type P" Trophy Gold Celtic Quarter Stater. Gold, 1.36 grams, 13.20 mm. Circa. 40 B.C. Obverse: Plain with nipple-like centre/two striations. Reverse: Trophy with decorated panels left and right, below a pellet ring, with a pellet ring scroll either side; two snakes above, either side of the wreath. Ref: BMC 435; 1909.12.9.2 ex. Rollin & Feuardent. (Cat. 0753) RL10985Y [Au 60%, Ag 14 %, Cu 26%]. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0893. Extremely Fine condition with crisp cut design. Found near the Great Leigh's Celtic Settlement, Chelmsford, Essex 2006. A beautiful coin with a superb reverse.

Dr Philip De Jersey writes: "The type is only listed in the BM catalogue [a single coin], BMC 435, but there are no examples in Van Arsdell. I have it recorded as 'extremely rare' in my notes here which indicates more than 6 examples… obviously closely related to the more common trophy types and presumably of much the same date, c. 40 BC."

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EXTREMELY RARE Early Uninscribed "Type P" Trophy Gold Celtic Quarter Stater. Gold, 1.36 grams, 13.20 mm. Circa. 40 B.C. Obverse: Plain with nipple-like centre/two striations. Reverse: Trophy with decorated panels left and right, below a pellet ring, with a pellet ring scroll either side; two snakes above, either side of the wreath. Ref: BMC 435; 1909.12.9.2 ex. Rollin & Feuardent. (Cat. 0753) RL10985Y [Au 60%, Ag 14 %, Cu 26%]. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0893. Extremely Fine condition with crisp cut design. Found near the Great Leigh's Celtic Settlement, Chelmsford, Essex 2006. A beautiful coin with a superb reverse.

Dr Philip De Jersey writes: "The type is only listed in the BM catalogue [a single coin], BMC 435, but there are no examples in Van Arsdell. I have it recorded as 'extremely rare' in my notes here which indicates more than 6 examples… obviously closely related to the more common trophy types and presumably of much the same date, c. 40 BC."

~Nipple Type Trophy Gold Celtic Quarter Stater 008145|15094|~10478~13324~~

Durotriges Silver Stater Celtic Hammered Coin 003232~
Durotriges "Apollo" Silver Stater Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 1.84 grams, 19.04 mm. Late 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: Disjointed horse left. M.317; VA 1235; BMC 2525-2731; S. 366. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0831. Almost Very Fine. Found Leicestershire.

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Durotriges "Apollo" Silver Stater Celtic Hammered Coin. Silver, 1.84 grams, 19.04 mm. Late 1st Century A.D. Obverse: Abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: Disjointed horse left. M.317; VA 1235; BMC 2525-2731; S. 366. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 07.0831. Almost Very Fine. Found Leicestershire.SOLD

~Durotriges Silver Stater Celtic Hammered Coin 003232|14546|~10478~12598~~

Cunobelin Stater 001631~
Celtic 'Linear' Gold Stater of Cunobelin. 5.38 grams; 18.21 mm. Plastic type. Horse leaping right, with branch and pellet either side, CVN below. R. CA MV divided by corn ear. VA 1925-1, Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 04.2648. Extremely Fine, gleaming as struck.

Dr Philip De Jersey writes: "This is an attractive example of the linear type of Cunobelin's corn-ear stater, generally thought to be the first in the series of staters which followed on from the biga issues, and thus probably dating to between about 10 - 20 AD. Comparison with Derek Allen's fundamental work on these coins (published in Britannia, vol. 6, 1975) shows that Allen identified a single example struck from this same obverse die, which was his die I for the linear type. It's easily identifiable because of the large flaw across the lower part of the flan. Since Allen wrote, just three more coins from this obverse die have surfaced, including the example illustrated here. Interestingly there do not appear to be any examples struck from this die without the flaw, which suggests that it might have developed very soon after the die went into use. The reverse of this coin is a little rarer: it's from the same die as the other two relatively recent finds, but from a different die to that coupled with the coin identified by Allen. At the level of individual dies it's thus scarce..."

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Celtic 'Linear' Gold Stater of Cunobelin. 5.38 grams; 18.21 mm. Plastic type. Horse leaping right, with branch and pellet either side, CVN below. R. CA MV divided by corn ear. VA 1925-1, Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 04.2648. Extremely Fine, gleaming as struck.

Dr Philip De Jersey writes: "This is an attractive example of the linear type of Cunobelin's corn-ear stater, generally thought to be the first in the series of staters which followed on from the biga issues, and thus