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MDC Monnaies de Collection

Estimate €200
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Description
GAUL - CELTIC Narbonne and Roussillon, imitations of Rhodian coins. Hemiobol with a seahorse, ND (150–75 BC). Obverse: Seahorse facing right; to its right, the Iberian letter I. Reverse: A central flower bud-like motif, surmounted by three petals, with a bezant below, between a sort of Θ and a sort of Δ. Villaronga 12 p.78 – Dicomon IBL-189 - Ch. Larozas, ‘New data on hemibols featuring a seahorse’, *Cahiers Numismatiques* 176, June 2008, 19–29; Silver – 0.25 g – 8.5 mm – 12 h Probably attributed to the Sardones, around Illiberis (Elne) and Ruscino (Château-Roussillon). Slight corrosion on the obverse. The particularly clear reverse is not clearly explained. TTB.
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Auction time 10/13/2026 at 1:00 PM
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