Catuvellauni Dias AD 1-10 Dias Throne Bronze Unit

Name: Catuvellauni Dias AD 1-10 Dias Throne Bronze Unit
SKU: CC838
Price: 175.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£175.00

Code: CC838

ABC2751

Rare

15mm, 1.62g

This item comes with a previous handwritten label including provenance.

1 in stock

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