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Regini & Atrebates 1st Century BC Gold Stater

Nadine — Tue, 17 Mar 2026 09:47:51 +0000

Regini & Atrebates 1st Century BC Gold Stater

Selsey Uniface

Plain / Horse

ABC488; 17mm, 5.86g

This coin comes with rough find area provenance.

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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Regini & Atrebates 60-50 BC Selsey Uniface Gold Stater

Nadine — Thu, 05 Feb 2026 16:24:30 +0000

Regini & Atrebates 60-50 BC Selsey Uniface Gold Stater

Plain / Triple tailed horse wheel below

ABC488, S39; 20mm, 5.68g

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Regini 1st Century BC Bronze Unit

Nadine — Thu, 05 Feb 2026 16:24:30 +0000

Regini 1st Century BC Bronze Unit

Helmeted head / Bearded head, cock

ABC737, S61; 16mm, 2.02g

Comes with rough find area provenance

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Regini & Atrebates Epaticcus AD 20-40 Gold Stater Corn War Warrior Extremely Rare

Nadine — Thu, 27 Nov 2025 15:20:52 +0000

Regini & Atrebates Epaticcus AD 20-40 Gold Stater

Corn Ear Warrior type

Corn ear with stalk, (T)AS to left, CIF to right / Warrior on horseback facing right, holding spear and shield. EPATI below, CCVS around.

ABC1343, S355, 16mm, 5.18g

Extremely Rare

A fabulous gold stater, struck under king Epaticcus during the British Iron Age over 2000 years ago! Not only is this coin in superb condition but it’s extremely rare too! There are around 29 staters of Epaticcus known, 13 of which are housed in the British museum. Epaticcus is most famous for expelling king Verica from Southern England with the backing of Cunobelinus prompting the Claudian Invasion in 43 A.D.

A very attractive example of this rare inscribed stater, centrally struck with good detail and full reverse inscription, near complete obverse inscription and little wear.

This coin comes with a rough find area provenance.

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Epaticcus, (leader of horsemen), was considered to be a son of Tasciovanus and was a powerful prince of the Catuvellauni. He captured some Atrebatic territory which he ruled on behalf of his brother Cunobelinus. Because his coins are normally found south of the Thames they are classed as Atrebatic.

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Regini & Atrebates Eppillus 20 BC-AD 1 Gold Quarter Stater Calleva Ring Extremely Rare

Nadine — Thu, 27 Nov 2025 15:20:52 +0000

Regini & Atrebates Eppillus 20 BC-AD 1 Gold Quarter Stater

Eppillus Calleva Ring type

CALLEV (Silchester), star above and below / Dog or lion right, ring and EPPI above, pellet daisy below

ABC1151, S96, 9mm, 1.18g

Extremely Rare

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Eppillus, or ‘little horse’ was the second of tthree rulers who claimed to have been son of Commios. Towards the end of the 1st century BC Eppillus appears to have kicked out his elder brother Ticomarus fron the Atrebates half of the Commian kingdom and to have proclaimed himself king, possibly with the help of Tasciovanos. This may, or may not, have been before he entered Kent to take control of the Cantiaci.

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