Iceni Cani Duro c. AD 10-20 Cani Duno Silver Unit *Rare*

£550.00

Code: IAC306

Iceni Cani Duro c. AD 10-20 Cani Duno Silver Unit

Rare

ABC 1630, 14mm, 1.20g

Find patina.

Obverse

Stylised boar right, sometimes pellet on shoulder, single front leg, long bristles topped by pellets, S-shaped tail. Spear piercing ears. Two pellets near tail. Ring and ornate letter A below. Pellet border.

Reverse

Horse with necklace and belt right, solid head, pellet mane. Reversed S below head. Pellet below tail. CANI inscription above, DURO below, corded exergue line.

Comments

Evans: XV.14 (1864, p. 390, pl. XV).

Allen Type: British IIf.

Van Arsdell Classification: Icenian D, Early Inscribed Silver Coins, CANI DVRO.

Talbot Cani Dvro. A small issue not struck at one of the major mints. This includes Mildenhall, Cani Duro, Antedi Sia, Ali Sca, Esv Prasto and Ece A (Ecen Stepping Horse). Cani Dvro is stylistically related to Boar Horse C and was likely struck between that and Anted, making it the first Icenian inscribed coin. The lack of other denominations suggest it is a local issue from the south west of the region, but it could have been struck by Mint A with Boar Horse C.

Talbot Chronology: Gallo-Belgic E/Ingoldisthorpe – Early Local Period I (55BC-35BC) – Early Local Period II (35BC-15BC) – Denominational Period I (15BC-5: Snettisham – Plouviez – Irstead – Early Boar Horse) – Denominational Period II (5-25: Boar Horse B – Boar Horse C) – Denominational Period III (25-45).

 

Provenance

This coin is from The London Collection of Ancient British Coins. For more information click here: The London Collection – Silbury Coins : Silbury Coins.

M Vosper FPL 74, no 17, Sept 1993. Found Brettenham, Suffolk  VA663

This coin comes with a previous label.

 

CANI DVRO

 A name which appears on some coins of the ‘boar-horse’ series (ABC 1630/BMC 3521–23) is that of ‘CANI DVRO’. This issue was possibly struck in the first two decades of the 1st century AD, although it is uncertain whether ‘CANI DVRO’ reflects the location of a mint, the name of a ruler, an official or even two completely separate individuals. 

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