Gallo Belgic Ambiani 1st Century BC Gold Stater

Name: Gallo Belgic Ambiani 1st Century BC Gold Stater
SKU: QC861
Price: 1100.00 GBP
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Code: QC861

Gallo Belgic 1st Century BC Gold Stater

Ambiani

Gallic War Uniface

Plain / Sinuous horse right

ABC16, S11; 12mm, 6.10g

Comes with rough find area provenance

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Iron Age Gallo Belgic & early uninscribed coins are found all over Britain. These coins were made in Gaul then imported during the 2nd-1st Century BC, before coin manufacture was established in Britain. The introduction of Britain’s own coinage in around 60-50 BC was in an uninscribed form to start with, only later did rulers realise the potential of inscriptions.

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