Iron Age / Celtic Coins
Iron Age / Celtic / Ancient British Coins for sale
Silbury Coins are the leading specialists in Iron Age/Celtic coins. Our coins on offer span all British regions and tribes, these include the Atrebates, Cantiaci, Catuvellauni, Corieltavi, Dobunni, Durotriges, Gallo Belgic, Iceni and Trinovantes. Denominations include Gold Staters and Quarter Staters, Silver & Bronze Units & Minims. All of these genuine ancient coins are available to purchase online. Please take a moment to browse our Iron Age/Celtic coin collection using the interactive map to the right of the screen or categories below. You will also find much information about the Tribes and kings in Ancient Britain, we like to offer this context and enjoy sharing our passion and enthusiasm with others!
With any questions or to discuss starting a collection of Iron Age coins please contact our specialist, John Philpotts at info@silburycoins.com If you have any Iron Age coins for sale then we are very interested to hear from you, whether it be a single coin, large collection or hoard we have the experience & ability to handle whatever comes our way & ensure that you get the best prices.
The largest selection of British Iron Age coins available to purchase worldwide. An extensive range of Iron Age/Celtic coins to buy from a UK based specialist Numismatic company.
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Atrebates & Regini
Atrebates A distinct grouping whose ancestral heartlands in Britain appear to sit within the region now comprising Hampshire, Surrey and Berkshire. Coins from late in the Atreba... -
Cantiaci
‘Of all the Britons the inhabitants of Kent, an entirely maritime district, are by far the most civilised, differing but little from the Gallic manner of life.’ Caesar... -
Catuvellauni
Maintaining influence over a broad swathe of the North Thames region, running broadly from Essex in the east to Oxfordshire in the west, the Trinovantes and Catuvellaunii have traditionally been co... -
Corieltavi
The Corieltavi (sometimes called the Coritani, Corieltauvi or Coritavi) lived in and around what is today the East Midlands. Though their territory was centred on Lincolnshire, Leicestershire and N... -
Dobunni & East Wilts
The Dobunni, the most westerly coin-issuers of Late Iron Age Britain, had a key zone of influence centred around what is today the Cotswolds – encompassing modern Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, p... -
Durotriges
The Durotriges, based deep in south-western Britain, were a confederation of peoples who occupied much of modern Dorset, Somerset and western Hampshire. Their major population centres were probably... -
Gallo Belgic & Early Uninscribed
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... -
Iceni
The Iceni, who largely inhabited modern Norfolk, represent what is probably Iron Age Britain’s best known tribal confederation. Thanks to the efforts of their last ruler, Boudicca, they have truly ... -
Trinovantes & Eastern
Maintaining influence over a broad swathe of the North Thames region, running broadly from Essex in the east to Oxfordshire in the west, the Trinovantes and Catuvellaunii have traditionally been co... -
Belgae, Berkshire & Vectuarii
Coin types attributed to the Belgae are extremely varied and, with one notable exception, uninscribed. Developing onwards from two main stater types (Chute & Cheriton) are an extensive range... -
Coins under £250
Everything in this category will be under £250, great delight can be found forming a collection of silver and bronze Celtic coins with the occasional gold piece, you don't have to be a millionaire ... -
Our Favourites
Here you will see the coins that we struggle to part with! Everyone has different tastes so these coins may not be what you'd pick from our extensive Celtic coin offering but sometimes people ask '...
