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Lot 82

Defaced type, gold Quarter-Stater (M 6; CCB 35). Fair (£100-120)

Unsold

Lot 83

Ambiani, gold Stater, Gallic War type (Gallo-Belgic E), blank, reverse large disjointed horse, pellet below, 5.8 gms (CCB 50; S 11). About very fine (£150-180)

Lot 83

Sold for £130

Lot 84

Ambiani, gold Stater, Gallic War type (Gallo-Belgic E), blank, reverse disjointed horse, pellet below, ‘eye’ pellets, etc. above, corded exergual line, 6.2 gms (CCB 52; S 11). Extremely fine, a splendid example (£250-300)

Lot 84

Sold for £230

Lot 85

Ambiani, Stater, Gallic War type, c. 55 BC, obverse blank, reverse disjointed horse right, 5.7 gms (CCB 56.1; S 11; Scheers cl. E-IV, pl. VI, 155). About very fine, but of rather coarse work (£140-180)

Lot 85

Sold for £110

Lot 86

Quarter-Stater, c. 65-50 BC, Geometric type, obverse blank, reverse geometric pattern right, 1.2 gms (CCB 69.3; S 46). Good fine (£75-100)

Lot 86

Sold for £65

Lot 87

Billon Staters (4) and a Quarter-Stater, various types (cf. S 14-20); together with Veneti, billon Stater [6]. All on tickets identified, mostly fine and better, an interesting group (£120-150)

Sold for £180

Lot 88

Billon Stater, Class II, head right, with long curling hair, reverse horse galloping right, “disembodied head” and beaded lash above, 6.8 gms (S 15). Some weakness to lower margins both sides, better than fine (£20-30)

Sold for £30

Lot 89

Billon Stater, class IV, lyre-shaped object below horse (S 17). About very fine (£40-50)

Sold for £55

Lot 90

Cast Potin issues, class I (8), class II (1) (BMC 667, 715; CCB 104, 135; S 63-4) [9]. Some fine, the last scarce (£30-40)

Sold for £110

Lot 91

Westerham type, gold Stater, 75-60 BC, abstracted head of Apollo, reverse disjointed horse (BMC 4; CCB 202-1; M 29; S 21). Very fine (£400-500)

Lot 91

Sold for £300

Lot 92

British Qb, so-called Remic type, gold Stater, obverse blank, reverse horse right, wheel below, ornaments around, 5.90gms (BMC 473; CCB 216; S 39). About very fine (£150-200)

Sold for £130

Lot 93

Qc british remic type, Quarter-Stater, obverse abstracted head of Apollo right, reverse horse with triple tail, flower above, star below, 1.4 gms (CCB 226.1; S 48; BMC 531 ff.). Small split to flan, otherwise very fine, very rare (£140-160)

Lot 93

Sold for £170

Lot 94

Southern coinage, silver Minim, obverse circular ornament within quadrilobe, pierced annulets around, reverse horse galloping left, wheel above, 0.2 gms (CCB 482.1; S 59; BMC 654 ff.). Good fine (£30-40)

Sold for £45

Lot 95

British B, Chute type, gold Stater, disintegrated laureate Apollo head, reverse disjointed horse, 6.2 gms (CCB 1205; S 22; BMC 35-76). Good fine, but struck off-centre and the usual crab-like object below horse off -flan (£140-160)

Lot 95

Sold for £130

Lot 96

Cantii, Quarter-Stater, Trophy type, two groups lines radiating towards rim, otherwise plain, reverse trophy design, 1.1 gms (cf. CCB 145-147; S 47; BMC 437 ff.). About fine, reverse struck from a worn or damaged die, very rare (£50-60)

Sold for £55

Lot 97

Uninscribed Coinage, gold Quarter-Stater, Atrebatic abstract type, abstracted head of Apollo right, reverse triple-tailed Celticized horse to left, flower above, spoked wheel below, 1.4 gms (CCB 226.1; S 48; BMC 478-446). Very fine, but struck off-centre; struck on a concave flan (£120-150)

Lot 97

Sold for £150

Lot 98

Tincomarus, gold Quarter-Stater, spiral with pellet centre, reverse horse right, T above, 0.90gms (BMC 781; CCB 366; S 73). Small chip at top, otherwise very fine and nicely centred (£80-100)

Sold for £110

Lot 99

Tincomarus, gold Quarter-Stater, spiral with pellet centre, reverse horse right, T above, 1.22gms (BMC 781; CCB 366; S 73). Good weight, obverse very fine, reverse nearly so (£80-100)

Sold for £140

Lot 100

Tincomarus, silver Unit, facing head, reverse bull left, TINC around, 1.02gms (BMC 926; CCB 370; S 86); Northern Region, Catuvellauni, Cunobelin, silver Unit, bust right, reverse sphinx, 1.11gms (BMC 1874; CCB 2057; S 313); South West, Durotriges, uninscribed silver Quarter Stater, Geometric type, 1.14gms (BMC 2734; CCB 1242; S 368); The West, Dobunni, uninscribed silver Unit, regular type, 0.95gms (BMC 2970; CCB 1049; S 377) [4]. Second with sur...

Sold for £80

Lot 101

Tincomarus, Stater, silver Unit, obverse star, traces of letters around, reverse boy riding dolphin right, tin[c] in field, 1.2 gms (CCB 371.1; S 88; BMC 946 ff.). About very fine for issue, but reverse not well struck as usual (£40-60)

Sold for £30

Lot 102

Tincomarus, silver Unit, star, reverse boy rider dolphin right, 1.1 gms (CCB 371; S 88; BMC 946-977). Very fine (£30-40)

Sold for £65

Lot 103

Tincomarus, Minim, obverse geometric pattern, reverse bull to right, 0.2 gms (CCB 383.5; S 91; BMC 946 ff.). Fine, extremely rare (£60-80)

Unsold

Lot 104

Tincomarus, silver Unit, laureate head to right, tincomm to right, reverse eagle standing on snake, 1.2 gms (CCB 397; S 83). Reverse fine, obverse very fine (£50-60)

Lot 104

Sold for £40

Lot 105

Eppillus, gold Quarter-Stater, callev in centre, star above and below, reverse horse right, eppi above, 1.2 gms (CCB 407.1; S 96; BMC 986-1005). Good very fine, but a little softly struck (£150-200)

Lot 105

Sold for £280

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