Gaul, Suessiones, about 100 BCE

Celtic head right with torque, circles for hair, zig-zag "snake' in front, beaded border / horse left, rider is a 9 with a pellet in center, cross of 5 pellets below horse, beaded border

Choice EF, 20 mm Potin, 5.07 gm

DLT 7870; CCCBM III 471-474

Biatec Series - 2nd - 1st century BCEAR hexadrachm, 17.18 gm, toned good VF ex CNG; Kostial 62ff; Göbl-Boier, plate II/I

Jugate heads right (Honos and Virtua or Apollo and Mars), one laureate, the other wearing a cap, vines and beaded border around - Warrior on Celticised horse right, holding a branch with berries over right shoulder, vines in field, in exergue, BIATEC

CELTIC GAUL: Rhineland and Hess series, 1st century BCE; ex CNG AR "quinarius", 1.93 gm; CCMBC 534 - 536; DLT 9388; toned choice aEF

Celticized head right with curly hair, wearing neclace of beads and a torc - Robed "Birdman" walking left holding torc in left hand, surrounded by circles and a border of leaves.

CELTIC BRITAIN: Trinovantes/Catuvellauni - Tasciovanus - Mega-Pegasus - Æ 20 mm

Clean-shaven Roman head right with short hair, long nose and small chin, TASCIAVA around, beaded border — Realistic Pegasus left on exergual line, right foreleg raised, TAS around, beaded border; aEF; 5.39 gm, 20 mm, possibly the nicest specimen extant

CISALPINE GAUL : Insubres or Cenomani - AR drachm - ~3rd century BCE

Stylized, diameded head of nymph right wearing earring — ‘Scorpian’ headed, Celtic lion right, NΛΛ above

Celtic Britain: Cantii, uninscribed, AR unit, 50-30 BCE

"Sussex Lyre"— Diademed head right with large curls of hair — Globular horse right with long curly tail, delta, infinity sign, wheel and triskele above, lyre below

Anglo-Saxon Britain: Possibly East Midlands, AR sceatta, c715-725 CE

Woden Head — Abstract box, circle and pellet design. Not in Metcalf, only 1 other published

Celtic Gaul: Ambiani: Æ unit, 60-40 BCE

War-Goddess in the form or a raven or crow, attacking or inciting a horse— Facing head wearing a horned head-dress, best of 6 known specimens.

Pannonia - Eravisci - AR drachm - ~60 BCE

Sky God right / Globe between rudder and thunderbolt.

Patraos type tetradrachm

Sky God right / Globe between rudder and thunderbolt.

Excessively rare SOLIDV silver unit, Cantiaci, 40-43 CE

SOLIDV (a son of Cunobeline?) within twisted lines; Neptune or Mercury holding object (dolphin?, bag?) and staff CV NO to sides.