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LOT 2832

Celtic Northeast Gaul. Nervii AV Quarter Stater. 2nd century BC. Crossed Lines with Rider type. Gallo-Belgic B.

Die defaced with chisel marks / Charioteer driving horse to left; [‘lyre’ and pellet] below. VA 37; ABC 37; SCBC 9. Very Fine.(1.86gr, 13mm.).

Provenance

From a private East Anglian collection formed since the 1980s.

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Crossed Lines with Rider Type

LOT 2832

Celtic Northeast Gaul. Nervii AV Quarter Stater.

Sold for (Inc. bp): £335

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