Coins from Celtic Britain

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Ancient coins › Celts › Celtic Britain

Gold Stater (Gallo-Belgic A)
(125 BC - 100 BC)
Gold – 7.49 g – ø 26 mm
Sp# 2, RDVA# 12

Gold Stater (Gallo-Belgic C)
(80 BC - 70 BC)
Gold – 6.33 g – ø 17 mm
Sp# 5, RDVA# 44

Gold ¼ Stater (Gallo-Belgic A)
(125 BC - 100 BC)
Gold – 1.78 g – ø 14 mm
Sp# 7, RDVA# 20

Gold ¼ Stater (Gallo-Belgic B)
(125 BC - 100 BC)
Gold – 1.91 g – ø 12 mm
Sp# 9, RDVA# 37

Gold ¼ Stater (Gallo-Belgic D)
(65 BC - 50 BC)
Gold – 1.42 g – ø 11 mm
Sp# 10, RDVA# 69

Gold Stater (Gallo-Belgic E)
(60 BC - 55 BC)
Gold – 6.24 g – ø 19 mm
Sp# 11, RDVA# 52, 54

Billon Stater (N.W. Gaul; Class I)
(75 BC - 50 BC)
Billon – 6.3 g
Sp# 14

Billon Stater (N.W. Gaul; Class II)
(75 BC - 50 BC)
Billon – 6.28 g – ø 20 mm
Sp# 15

Gold Stater (Atrebatic A)
(65 BC - 55 BC)
Electrum – 5.43 g – ø 20 mm
Sp# 21, RDVA# 200, 202

Gold Stater (Durotrigan A)
(65 BC - 55 BC)
Gold – 5.99 g – ø 17 mm
Sp# 22, RDVA# 1205

Gold Stater (Corieltauvian A)
(55 BC)
Gold – 6.2 g – ø 20 mm
Sp# 28, RDVA# 800

Gold Stater (Corieltauvian B)
(55 BC - 45 BC)
Gold – 5.91 g – ø 18 mm
Sp# 29, RDVA# 804, 805, 807

Gold Stater (Atrebatic B)
(75 BC - 30 BC)
Gold – 6.02 g – ø 18 mm
Sp# 38, RDVA# 210-214

Gold ¼ Stater (Atrebatic B)
(55 BC - 45 BC)
Gold – 1.3 g – ø 14 mm
Sp# 48, RDVA# 220-32

Bronze Unit (Cantian C)
(100 BC - 90 BC)
Bronze – 1.68 g – ø 18 mm
Sp# 63, RDVA# 119

Bronze Unit (Cantian E)
(50 BC - 45 BC)
Bronze – 1.27 g – ø 13 mm
Sp# 64, RDVA# 135-39

Gold ¼ Stater (Atrebatic C; Commius)
(45 BC - 30 BC)
Gold – 1.21 g – ø 9 mm
Sp# 67, RDVA# 353

Silver Unit (Atrebatic C; Commius)
(45 BC - 30 BC)
Silver – 1.19 g – ø 12 mm
Sp# 69, RDVA# 355

Gold Stater (Atrebatic D; Tincomarus)
(30 BC - 25 BC)
Gold – 5.35 g – ø 17.5 mm
Sp# 72, RDVA# 363

Gold ¼ Stater (Atrebatic E; Tincomarus)
(25 BC - 20 BC)
Gold – 1.20 g – ø 10 mm
Sp# 77, RDVA# 378

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