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LOT 208
Sold for (Inc. bp): £2,329
British Celtic - 'QC' Rowntree Fern Leaf - North Thames - Gold Quarter Stater
Circa late 1st century BC. Obv: crooked cross of lines, two pellets in annulets, below two crescents joined by a larger pellet in annulet. Rev: stallion right with plaited tail, palm leaf and rosette above, leaf and annulet before, flower below. 1.29 grams.
Extremely fine, as struck. A superb example. Excessively rare.
PROVENANCE:
Found Essex.
LITERATURE:
BMC. - , 481 var. Chris Rudd, List 63, p.29, no. 60.
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