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Corieltavi 1st Century BC Silver Half Unit

Nadine — Tue, 17 Mar 2026 10:43:37 +0000

Corieltavi 1st Century BC Silver Half Unit

Allen ZA

Trace of boar / Horse right with double upper front legs

ABC1833, S400, 11mm, 0.56g

This coin comes with rough find area provenance.

The Corieltauvi tribe occupied modern day Lincolnshire and parts of adjoining Yorkshire, Northamptonshire, Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire. With an extensive series of inscribed and uninscribed coins in both gold and silver this makes for a very interesting series to collect.
The Scyphate gold quarter staters are worthy of mention, very thin and deeply dished with no parallel in the rest of the Iron Age series, presumably a very localised issue but why?

Some of the later inscribed staters bear long and wonderful names, there is some suggestion that these may be the names of two individuals, perhaps joint kings or the introduction of moneyers displayed on coins. ‘Volisios Domnovellaunos’ is my favourite, it puts our modern day names to shame, ‘Bob’ not quite having the same ring.

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Regini & Atrebates Epaticcus AD 20-40 Silver Unit Scarce

Nadine — Tue, 17 Mar 2026 10:43:36 +0000

Regini & Atrebates Epaticcus AD 20-40 Silver Unit

Scarce

Epaticcus Victory

Victory seated right. TASCIOV around/ Boar right with tree behind, EPAT below

ABC1349; S357; 11mm, 1.08g

Atrebates & Regini

The Atrebates were perhaps one of the most successful tribes in Britian during the Iron Age, their territories appear to have been a peaceful place until the departure of Verica in AD 42 prompting the Claudian invasion the following year.
From the natural border that is the river Thames in the North all the way down to the south coast including the Isle of Wight which would have been connected to the mainland in those days the people of the Atrebates tribe lived in and farmed a fertile, peaceful land with great success shown by the diversity of coinage. Silchester (Calleva) is thought to have been the capital of the Atrebates, a good contender as it is mentioned on both gold and silver coins of Eppillus.
The Regini were a sub tribe occupying land close to the south coast, possibly centered around Chichester and must have had a good relationship with their much larger neighbour as they lived side by side for many years.

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Iceni 1st Century BC Silver Unit Bury Diadem

Nadine — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 15:40:38 +0000

Iceni 1st Century BC Silver Unit

Bury Diadem

Female head left with pointed nose, diadem forehead / Prancing horse left

ABC1495, S432; 13mm, 1.09g

This coin comes with a previous handwritten collector’s label.

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Iceni 1st Century BC Silver Unit Norfolk God Moustache

Nadine — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 15:40:38 +0000

Iceni 1st Century BC Silver Unit

Norfolk God Moustache

Male head right with oval eye, moustache/ Horse right with cabled mane, lozenge below

ABC1567, S434; 14mm, 0.80g

This coin comes with a previous handwritten collector’s label.

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Iceni 1st Century BC Silver Unit Norfolk Boar Triadic Rare

Nadine — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 15:40:38 +0000

Iceni 1st Century BC Silver Unit

Norfolk Boar Triadic

*Rare*

Stylised boar right with single front and rear legs below knee/ Horse prancing right, ladder mane, star below, pellet triad above

ABC1576, S431; 13mm, 0.86g

This coin comes with a previous handwritten collector’s label.

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Iceni 1st Century BC Silver Unit Norfolk Boar Triadic Rare

Nadine — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 15:40:38 +0000

Iceni 1st Century BC Silver Unit

Norfolk Boar Triadic

*Rare*

Stylised boar right with single front and rear legs below knee / Horse prancing right, ladder mane

ABC1576, S431; 14mm, 1.04g

This coin comes with a previous handwritten collector’s label and rough find area provenance.

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Iceni 1st Century BC Silver Unit Norfolk Boar Star

Nadine — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 15:40:38 +0000

Iceni 1st Century BC Silver Unit

Norfolk Boar Star

Stylised boar / Horse

ABC1579, S431; 13mm, 1.01g

This coin comes with a previous handwritten collector’s label.

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Iceni 1st Century BC Silver Unit Norfolk Boar Phallic

Nadine — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 15:40:37 +0000

Iceni 1st Century BC Silver Unit

Norfolk Boar Phallic

Stylised boar right / Horse prancing right pellet triads to side of wheel above, phallic motif below

ABC1582, S431; 14mm, 1.28g

This coin comes with a previous handwritten collector’s label.

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Iceni 1st Century BC Silver Unit Eyelash Crescents Scarce

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Iceni 1st Century BC Silver Unit

Eyelash Crescents

*Scarce*

4 crescents in centre of crossed wreaths/ Horse right with solid Y shaped head and corded mane

ABC1588, S435; 13mm, 1.12g

This coin comes with a previous handwritten collector’s label.

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Iceni 1st Century BC Silver Unit Crescent Corn Ears Scarce

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Iceni 1st Century BC Silver Unit

Crescent Corn Ears

*Scarce*

2 crescents at centre of 4 corn ears / Curvy horse left with solid Y shaped head

ABC1591, S435; 15mm, 0.89g

This coin comes with a previous handwritten collector’s label.

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