Cranborne Chase

Wreath / Disjointed horse

ABC2157, S365, 18mm, 4.64g

Comes with rough find area provenance

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Cranborne Chase

Wreath / Disjointed horse

ABC2157, S365, 18mm, 4.94g

Comes with rough find area provenance

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Badbury Starfish

5 armed starfish / Zigzag

ABC2220, S369, 13mm, 0.66g

Comes with rough find area provenance

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Badbury Rimgs

Wreath / Disjointed horse

Scarce

ABC2163, 20mm, 4.18g

Comes with rough find area provenance

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Durotriges Silver Stater 50 BC – AD 43

Cranborne Chase Type

Disjointed horse left with rectangular head, 4 vertical legs, pellet below and 12 pellets above/ Apollo head right, wreath, cloak and crescents

ABC2157, S365; 19mm, 5.11g

The Tarrant Gunville Hoard: In July of 2022, a metal-detectorist in the east Dorset parish of Tarrant Gunville recovered an important hoard of Iron Age coins. Numbering 31 pieces in total, mostly gold Chute type staters from the Belgae tribes but also containing some Silver Durotrigian coins highlighting the mixing of Iron age coin types. With no interest to acquire the hoard forthcoming from either local or national museums, it was subsequently disclaimed and returned to the finder who contacted us.
We have produced an information booklet, a copy of this will be sent with each coin and is also available online here. A detailed catalogue can also be viewed on the Portable Antiquities website here.

A rare & exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find.

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Durotriges Silver Stater 50 BC – AD 43

Cranborne Chase Type

Disjointed horse left with rectangular head, 4 vertical legs and pellet below, 12 pellets above/ Apollo head right, wreath, cloak and crescents

ABC2157, S365; 19mm, 5.02g

The Tarrant Gunville Hoard: In July of 2022, a metal-detectorist in the east Dorset parish of Tarrant Gunville recovered an important hoard of Iron Age coins. Numbering 31 pieces in total, mostly gold Chute type staters from the Belgae tribes but also containing some Silver Durotrigian coins highlighting the mixing of Iron age coin types. With no interest to acquire the hoard forthcoming from either local or national museums, it was subsequently disclaimed and returned to the finder who contacted us.
We have produced an information booklet, a copy of this will be sent with each coin and is also available online here. A detailed catalogue can also be viewed on the Portable Antiquities website here.

A rare & exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find.

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Duro Boat Bird

3 men in a boat, pellet rosette to left / Zigzag thunderbolt across field, Y shape and uncertain objects to side

ABC2208, S368; 12mm, 0.71g

Comes with rough find area provenance

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Turf Cutter

Extremely Rare

Wreath, cutter / Disjointed horse

ABC2154

Ex G Cottam collection

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Omo type

Crude wreath motif, hairbar with shallow crescents/ Disjointed horse left with decorated tail

Very rare

ABC2172, 21mm, 3.61g

A seldom seen type.

Comes with previous dealers handwritten label

ex. Cottam Collection

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Cranborne Chase

Wreath / Disjointed horse

ABC2157, S365, 19mm, 5.54g

ex Graham Slater Collection.

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