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LOT 2272
Celtic Iron Age Coins - Dobunni Uninscribed - Av Gold Stater Mid 1st century B.C.-mid 1st century A.D.
Obv: plain except tree symbol with pellet to base. Rev: triple-tailed horse right with crescent and pellets above without legend, six-spoked wheel below. Good very fine.(5.51 grams.).
Provenance
Found Becon, South Wales, UK.
Literature
ABC 2006 variant; S. 374(?).
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LOT 2272
Celtic Iron Age Coins - Dobunni Uninscribed - Av Gold Stater
Sold for (Inc. bp): £2,340
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