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LOT 1228
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Celtic Iron Age Coins - Eastern Region - Uninscribed 'Tring Wheel' - Gold Quarter Stater
70-20 BC, southern style Qc 'Remic' type. Obv: wreath with hair band and 'hidden' face. Rev: triple-tailed horse with annulets and beaded mane; cogged sun below, spoked wheel above, smaller 'wheel' before and annulets around. 1.26 grams.
Good very fine; near as struck. Very rare; perhaps less than ten recorded.
PROVENANCE:
Found near Papworth, Cambridgeshire, UK, 2014 recorded at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, UK.
LITERATURE:
S. 48 variant; Sills - ; BMC 478-546 variant; ABC 2228.
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