Ancient Coinage of Britain, Atrebates

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ABC 2368Atrebates, AV quarter-stater, Harlow Flyer Type, ca. 55-45 BC. 1.10g. Vertical double line with dots between, two or three crescents below, dot in circle and horizontal leaf to right. / Horse right, beaded mane, dot and winged motif above, cogwheel sun below. ABC 2368; Van Arsdell -; BMC -; Seaby -.TextImage
SCBC 48Celtic, Britain. Atrebates & Regni. AV quarter stater. Uninscribed, circa 75-30 BC. 14 mm, 1.18 g. Selsey Dahlia (Atrebatic B) type. Celticized head of Apollo right with "hidden face" motif. / Celticized horse running right, floral sun above, wheel below, dots in annulets around. ABC 503. SCBC 48. Van Arsdell -.TextImage
SCBC 137Celtic Britain, The Atrebates. Verica. Circa 10-40 AD. AR Unit (1.12 gm). VERICA REX, bull butting right / COMMI F, figure standing left, holding branch, head on standard to right. TextImage
Scheers 304Gallic Celts, Atrabates, AE16. Head right / Horseman to right. TextImage
Seaby 38Celtic Britain. Atrebates. Uninscribed. Circa 55-45 BC. AV Stater 5.77 g. Remic QB Type. Bulge (degraded Apollo head). / Horse galloping right with triple tail, degraded charioteer above (resembling a scorpion); six-spoked wheel and crescent below, crescent to left. Hobbs 468; Van Arsdell 216-1; SCBC 38.TextImage
Seaby 62British Celts, Atrebates, Thames and South, uninscribed, ca. 50 BC to 50 AD, tin unit, (1.25g) Crude head right. / Bull right. Seaby 62.TextImage
Seaby 120Celtic Britain. Atrebates. Verica. Circa 10-40 AD. AV Stater (5.17 gm, 6h). Second coinage, ca 20-25 AD. COM F in incuse rectangle. / Warrior, holding spear, on horseback right. Hobbs 1146; Van Arsdell 500-1; SCBC 120.TextImage
Seaby 124Atrebates, Celtic Britain. Tincomarus. AV Quarter Stater. 20-10 BC. 8 mm, 1.2 g. COMF in an incuse rectangle. / Celticized bull right. Unclear letters (TI or N?) below. Van Arsdell 387-01; Seaby 124.TextImage
Seaby 125Celtic Britain. Atrebates. Verica. ca 10-40 AD. AV Quarter Stater, 1.13 g. First Coinage. Struck 10-20 AD. COM F in incuse rectangle. / Horse standing right. Hobbs 1207; Van Arsdell 467-1; SCBC 125.TextImage
Seaby 126Celtic England. Atrebates. Verica. Circa 10-40 AD. AV Quarter Stater. 12mm, 1.32 g. COM FILI around thunderbolt. / Horse galloping right; VIR above, dot in circle below. Hobbs 1217; Van Arsdell 468-1; SCBC 126.TextImage
Seaby 132Celtic Britain. Atrebates. Verica. Circa 10-40 AD. AR Unit (1.14 gm). Second Coinage. Struck 20-25 AD. VERICA COMMI F around large central ring (shield?). / Lion leaping right; crescent above. Hobbs 1332; Van Arsdell 505-1; SCBC 132. Ex Wanborough Hoard.TextImage
Seaby 162Verica, AR Minim. Third Coinage. AD 25-35. 8 mm, 0.19 g. CFI beneath boar's head right. / VE beneath eagle standing front, head left, wings spread. Seaby 162; BMC 1583-1586; Rudd ABC 1337; VA -.TextImage
VA 222-1Atrebates, AV quarter-stater, "Remic" Type, ca. 55-45 BC. 1.28g. Abstract head or wreath pattern, resembling a radiate head right. / Celticized horse right with triple-tail, beaded mane, floral sun (dahlia ?) above, cog wheel below, dot-in-circle to right. Van Arsdell 222-1; BMC 489-494; Seaby 48.TextImage
VA 228-1Celtic Britain, Atrebates. c. 55-45 BC. Gold Fractional Stater (1.3g). Abstracted head right of Apollo / Celticized horse right. VA 228-1.TextImage
VA 292-1Celtic Britain, Atrebates, AR quinarius. 10 mm, 1.9 g. Danebury Boxhead type, 45-30 BC. Celticized head left in outline form, three dots before the mouth, corded lines as hair. / Celticized horse right, rings before and beneath the horse, fanlike shape beneath the horse. Van Arsdell 292-1.TextImage
VA 293Atrebates, Commius AR Quarter Unit, 50-25 BC. 0.32 g. Concave square with for dot in circles around and one in the centre. / Horse running left, wheel above, dot in circle below. BMC 654-656; Van Arsdell 293.TextImage
VA 358-5Atrebates, Commius AR minim, 7.5 mm, 45-30 BC. 0.29 g. Celticized head left, curved ladder-shaped hair, eye as a dot in circle. / Horse standing left, dot in circle above and below. Seaby 70; BMC 759-760; ABC 1043; Van Arsdell 358-5.TextImage
VA 409-1Celtic Britain, Atrebates, Eppillus. 10 BC-10 AD. AV Quarter Stater. 1.16 g. COMM F EPPILLV around a crescent. / Celticized horse right. Star above and below. VA 409-1.TextImage
VA 470Celtic Britain, Regini and Atrebates. Verica, AD 10-40. AR Unit (Verica Star Boar type). 1.02 g. COM.F dot and inward-facing crescent above and below. / Boar running right, star above, VIRI below. van Arsdell 470-477; Rudd, Ancient British Coins 1223; Bean VERC1-3.TextImage
VA 551-1Verica, AR Minim. Third Coinage. AD 25-35. 8 mm, 0.28 g. C dot F within torc with dots as terminals. / VERIC (VE ligate) to right of laureate male head right, (copied from a denarius of Tiberius). Seaby 150; BMC 1526-33; Rudd ABC 1310; Van Arsdell 551-1.TextImage
VA 554Verica, AR Minim. Third Coinage. AD 25-35. 8 mm, 0.28 g. 7 mm, 0.25 g. COM VER, cornucopiae. / Lion running right, R in exergue. Seaby 153; BMC 1542; Rudd ABC 1319; Van Arsdell 554.TextImage
VA 564Verica, AR Minim. Third Coinage. AD 25-35. 8 mm, 0.28 g. 8 mm, 0.21 g. VIR in rectangle with concave sides, rosette of dots above ane below. / Boar's head right. Seaby 160; BMC 1579-1581; Rudd ABC 1268; Van Arsdell 564.TextImage
VA 595-1Caratacus AR Minim. AD 43-51. 0.33 g. C-A-R-A around dot in circle. / Pegasus leaping right on exergual line. Seaby 364A; BMC 2385-2389; Rudd ABC 1379; Van Arsdell 595-1.TextImage
Van Arsdell Celtic Coins of Britain Plates
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