Celtic moneyer's test piece. Stater

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This is a unique and hitherto unknown Celtic bronze coin. It's origin and meaning have puzzled all the well known Celtic experts. It was found on a well known roman site at Kirmington North Lincolnshire. The consensus is this coin is from Belgic Gaul from around 1st century BC. Although it is a genuine Celtic coin it doesn't fit into any of the known tribes of the area, the CORIELTAUVI. This is possibly a test piece made by the moneyer and therefore very rare. Celtic coin index number 16mm.

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Size: 5958px × 2964px
Location: UK
Photo credit: © fotolincs / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
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