AB306 – BRITISH CELTIC, Trinovantes, Middle Whaddon Chase (Late First Century B.C.), Gold Stater, 5.57g., crossed wreaths with opposing crescents at the centre, symbols in each angle, rev., horse right, winged annulet above, six spoke wheel below, pellet and pellet in annulet motifs in field, sun motif in front, (S.32; VA 1487-1), a bold well centered strike on a large flan, handsom style, extremely fine, rare. $2995 REDUCED $2695

AB304 – BRITISH CELTIC, The Eastern Dynasty (Trinovantes and Catuvellauni), Cunobelin (late 1st century B.C. - c.43 A.D.), Gold Quarter Stater, 1.35g., Linear type, Camulodunum mint (Colchester, Essex), a corn ear with a stem dividing [C]AM[V], rev., a horse prancing right, a palm branch above, CVN below (VA 1927; S.292), on a short dumpy flan, good very fine. $995

AB303 – BRITISH CELTIC, The Eastern Dynasty (Trinovantes and Catuvellauni), Cunobelin (late 1st century B.C. - c.43 A.D.), Æ Unit, 2.48g., Pegasus flying right; CV[NO] around, all within pelleted border, rev., Victory standing facing, holding knife and preparing to sacrifice bull, TASCI below; all within pelleted border, (VA 2099-1; S.343), good very, handsome jade green patina. $325

GF1 - The Eastern Dynasty (Trinovantian and Catuvellaunian Expansion into Atrebatic Territory), Epaticcus (1st half 1st century A.D.), Silver Unit, 0.98g., bust of Hercules right, EPATI, rev, an eagle standing on a snake, a pellet in annulet above (M. 263/a; VA 580; BMC 2024-2268/2270-76; S.356), good extremely fine, attractively toned, well centered, good silver, an exceptional example. $695