Eastern (Trinovantes) Bronze Unit 1st Century BC North Thames Serpent, very rare

Name: Eastern (Trinovantes) Bronze Unit 1st Century BC North Thames Serpent, very rare
SKU: KC169
Price: 175.00 GBP
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£175.00

Code: KC169

Eastern (Trinovantes) Bronze Unit 1st Century BC North Thames Serpent. Very rare.

Serpent, head turned back, large open mouth with various rings and pellets around./Horseman riding right, large clumpy hooves.

ABC2318, S-, 11mm, 1.40g

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