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Celtic Coins~

Celtic Coins For Sale

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The History of celtic coins~

British Celtic coins were produced between the late second Century B.C. and the mid first Century A.D. and represented a final artistic and technical flourish in the 350 year development of European Celtic Coinage. Celtic Coinage provided an ideal means by which nobles or kings could make gifts and payments to their followers, and thus enhance their prestige. This was a process which was absolutely essential to a ruler's success and to the maintenance of the wider social hierarchy. Lost for almost 2000 years, you can now collect these amazing works of art, a genuine piece of British Celtic history. Please view our Celtic coins by clicking on the tribal links below. We are regularly adding Gold, Silver and Bronze Celtic coins to our on line catalogue so ensure you revisit regularly for updates.

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Continental~Continental~~~148~1530~~

Continental |

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Imported |

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Early Uninscribed |

Atrebates and Regni~Atrebates and Regni~~~148~1533~~

Atrebates and Regni |

Cantiaci~Cantiaci~~~148~1534~~

Cantiaci |

Trinovantes~Trinovantes~~~148~1535~~

Trinovantes |

Catuvellauni~Catuvellauni~~~148~1536~~

Catuvellauni |

Tasciovanus~Tasciovanus~~~148~2826~~

Tasciovanus |

Cunobelin~Cunobelin~~~148~2827~~

Cunobelin |

Durotriges~Durotriges~~~148~1537~~

Durotriges |

Dobunni~Dobunni~~~148~1538~~

Dobunni |

Corieltauvi~Corieltauvi~~~148~1539~~

Corieltauvi |

Iceni~Iceni~~~148~1540~~

Iceni |

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Examples of Celtic coins for sale on the links above~

Featured Celtic Coins:

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Iceni 009909~

Iceni Unit

Iceni 'Horse' Silver Unit

Silver, 0.93 grams; 14.32 mm. Mid - Late 1st Century B.C. Obverse: Opposing crescents, an emblem of the Iceni. Reverse: Horse right. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.TBA. M 429; VA 752; BMC 4297 - 5325; S 436. Good Very Fine.

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Corieltauvi 009013~

South Ferriby Stater

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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Uninscribed 009051~

Corieltauvi Stater

SCARCE Early Uninscribed 'Rosette' North East Coast Stater. Gold, 5.90 grams; 18.67 mm. Circa 40 B.C. Obverse: Abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: Disjointed horse left. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8244. M 50, 50a, 51, 51a; VA 804 - 3; BMC 182 - 191. S 28. Type classified as Scarce by the CCI. Good Very Fine. Found Lincolnshire.

John Sills of the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University writes: "A late left facing rosette stater struck at mint A, the largest early Corieltauvian mint; mint A began by producing right facing coin but switched to left facing rosette stypes, probably in the 40’s B.C. A scarce type."

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Cunobelin 009622~

EXTREMELY RARE Cunobelin 'Jupiter Ammon' Unit. Bronze, 2.33 grams; 17.61 mm. Early 1st Century A.D. - Circa 40 A.D. Obverse: Beard head of Jupiter Ammon left, CVNOBELIN around. Reverse: Horseman galloping right, CAM below. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.08.8343. M 251; VA 2103-1; BMC 1984 - 1986; S 345. Good Very fine/Very Fine.

John Sills of the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University writes: "This Jupiter Ammon type is classed as rare by Van Arsdell but is now rated as scarce in Chris Rudd's forthcoming catalogue."

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The Celtic coin index~

Our Commitment to the further Study of our Iron Age history

By purchasing a Celtic coin from Time Line Originals you ensure that the coin has been recorded with Dr Philip de Jersey at the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University [CCI]. The coin's images along with its measurements and find spot will have been accurately recorded and a unique registration number issued. This will enable the information to be used for research purposes in the future. The Celtic Coin Index is now a collection of more than 34,000 images of Celtic coins found in Britain. For further information on the index and Celtic coins in general, click on the Celtic Coin Index Link below or contact:

Dr John Sills or Dr Philip de Jersey
Institute of Archaeology
36 Beaumont Street
Oxford OX1 2PG
United Kingdom
tel. 01865 278240
fax. 01865 278254

The online Celtic Coin Index

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