MDC Monnaies de Collection
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GAUL - CELTIC
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544
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GAUL - CELTIC
See original version (French)
Estimate €300
Voluntary lot
Description
GAUL - CELTIC
Vindelici. Quinar with torques (Büschelquinar) ND (1st century BC).
Obverse. Three central dots, surrounded by eight curved petals; below, a beaded torque.
Reverse. Horse galloping to the left; below, a beaded torque and above, a beaded torque pointing upwards, with two bezants inside.
DT.3277 v. – LT.9275 v.; Silver – 1.49 g – 12.5 mm – 3 h
Attributed to north-western Switzerland or, more likely, to the Vendelici (Swiss-Baden and Württemberg). A rare combination featuring three torques. Well-centred with good relief. Slight grey patina. Very Good to Superb.
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