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 Britain. Unsurprisingly, the introduction of Britain’s own coinage in around 60-50 BC was closely based on these Gallic prototypes in an uninscribed form to start with, only later did rulers realise the potential of inscriptions.

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Belgae 1st Century BC Gold Stater Chute Type
£1,650.00
Code: QC759
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Belgae 60-20BC Gold Quarter Stater Hampshire Thunderbolt scarce
£575.00
Code: HC531
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Belgae Gold Stater 65-40 BC Chute Type The Tarrant Gunville Hoard
£1,250.00
Code: TG03
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Belgae Gold Stater 65-40 BC Chute Type The Tarrant Gunville Hoard
£995.00
Code: TG12
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Cantiaci 1st Century BC Gold Quarter Stater Corded Triangle
£1,350.00
Code: QC609
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Catuvellauni 1st Century BC Gold Quarter Stater Harlow Wheel *Extremely Rare*
£1,450.00
Code: QC875
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Celtic Gaul Leuci 1st Century BC Bronze Potin
£125.00
Code: KC831
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Celtic Gaul Volcae Arecomici 118-74BC Silver Drachm
£295.00
Code: KC840
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Continental Gaul 1st Century BC Bronze Unit Horse right, 2 Boars
£225.00
Code: LC233
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Corieltavi late 1st Century BC South Ferribly Gold Stater
£1,650.00
Code: IAC120
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Corieltavi Vepo c. AD 15-40 Gold Stater *Rare*
£3,250.00
Code: QC764
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Dobunni 1st Century BC Gold Stater Tribal Tree *Very Rare*
£4,500.00
Code: QC768
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Durotriges 50 BC-AD 43 Gold Quarter Stater Duro Boat Gold *Scarce*
£675.00
Code: QC872
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Durotriges 50 BC-AD 43 Gold Quarter Stater Duro Boat Gold *Scarce*
£495.00
Code: QC873
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Durotriges c.60 – 30 BC Silver Stater
£475.00
Code: MC927
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Eastern 1st Century BC Broadoak Boars Silver Unit
£695.00
Code: CC989
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Gallic Imports Amorica Coriosolites Billon Stater 70-50 BC
£125.00
Code: LC313
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Reserved
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Gallo Belgic 2nd-1st Century BC Gold Quarter Stater
£675.00
Code: QC862
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Gallo Belgic Ambiani 1st Century BC Gold Stater
£1,450.00
Code: QC860
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Reserved
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Gallo Belgic Ambiani 1st Century BC Gold Stater
£1,100.00
Code: QC861
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Iceni 1st Century BC Freckenham Crescents Ring and Star Type Gold Stater *Rare*
£3,250.00
Code: IAC102
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Iceni 1st Century BC Norfolk Wolf Right Type Gold Stater *Scarce*
£3,250.00
Code: QC869
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North West Gaul Aulerci Eburovices 2nd-1st Century BC Gold Hemi Stater
£975.00
Code: KC770
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Regini & Atrebates 1st Century BC Bognor Cogwheel Mane Type Gold Quarter Stater
£1,500.00
Code: IAC45
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Regini & Atrebates 1st Century BC Selsey Two Faced Gold Stater *Scarce*
£1,650.00
Code: IAC40
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Code: TheLondonCollection
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