Unit, Boar/Horse type, boar right, no spear in back, pellet-ring above, pellet line behind, rev. horse left with forelegs bent, pellet-ring above, pellet below tail, nothing below body, 1.32g/9h (cf. BMC 3207; VA 857.3; S 396). Very fine or better, very rare Provenance: Found near Wragby (Lincolnshire). CCI 04.0799
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Plated Unit, Boar/Horse type, boar right, spear in back, pellet-ring above and below, rev. horse left with forelegs bent, pellet-ring above and in front, nothing below, 0.89g/10h (cf. BMC 3207; VA 857.3; S 396). A little corrosion and verdigris, otherwise fine or better, some original silvering still intact, very rare Provenance: Found in Lincolnshire. CCI 97.1339
Unit, ‘Crown Boar’ type, boar right, no spear in back, two arched pellet lines above, pellet-in-annulet in front and behind, rev. horse left with spiky mane and leaf-shaped tail, two pellets in ring and beaded crescent above, voided triskele in front, 1.39g/6h (cf. BMC 3213; cf. VA 864.1; S 396). Attractive style, better than very fine and toned, very rare Provenance: Found near Ludford (Lincolnshire) March 1999. CCI 04.2451
Unit, ‘Crown Boar’ type, boar right, no spear in back, two arched pellet lines above, two-pellets-in-ring in front and behind, trefoil above, rev. horse left with spiky mane and leaf-shaped tail, two-pellets-in-ring and beaded crescent above, voided triskele in front, 1.26g/6h (cf. BMC 3213; cf. VA 864.1; S 396). Attractive style, very fine or better, very rare Provenance: Found near Lincoln, Spring 2009. CCI 09.3116
Half-Unit, ‘Crown Boar’ type, boar right, no spear in back, two arched pellet lines above, rev. horse left, large annulet ring above, exergual line below, 0.73g/7h (BMC –; cf. VA 864, S 399). Good fine, excessively rare; only two specimens recorded Provenance: Found near Kirmington (Lincolnshire). CCI 08.8603
Unit, cvtas snavg (sn retrograde) between three lines, ear of barley below, rev. horse left, avns and pellet above, trefoil below, 1.05g/9h (Cottam, SNC December 2006, type b, this coin; BMC –; VA –; S –). Broken and skilfully repaired, otherwise about very fine, extremely rare Provenance: Found at Corby (Northamptonshire). CCI 98.2252
Units (3), cvtas aaa between three lines, rev. horse, 0.57g (BMC –; VA –; S –); Vepo Comes (2), trace of design, rev. horse right, vepo above, e below, 0.81g; trace of design, rev. horse right, vepoc above, pellet-in-annulet behind and below, 0.88g (BMC 3310; VA 955.1; S 412) [3]. All fragments, first extremely rare Provenance: Second found near Wragby (Lincolnshire) 2007, CCI 08.8584; third found near Kirmington (Lincolnshire), CCI 08.8586
Stater, cruciform wreath design with rosettes in angles, rev. disjointed horse left, vep retrograde above, corf below, 4.98g/12h (BMC 3296-7; cf. VA 930.1; S 410). Some loss of plating to obverse surface, otherwise good fine, reverse good very fine, very rare Provenance: Found at Cottingham (E. Yorkshire) January 2000; C. Rudd FPL 55, January 2001 (129). CCI 01.0135
Stater, VOLISIO[S] between three lines around vertical wreath, rev. disjointed horse left, trefoil of pellets below head, dvmnocoveros around, 5.38g/5h (BMC 3332; VA 978-1; S 416). Nearly extremely fine, the reverse fully legible, very rare and probably the finest known specimen Provenance: Found at Scotch Corner (N. Yorkshire), August 1995; C. Rudd FPL 20, November 1995 (16). CCI 95.3904
Unit, wreath, volisios between three lines, rev. horse right, pellet behind, dvmnoco around, 1.07g/4h (BMC 3339; VA 980.1; S 417). Of good silver, very fine and almost fully legible, extremely rare; five specimens known, one of which is in the British Museum Provenance: DNW Auction 65, 16 March 2005, lot 111; C. Rudd FPL 91, January 2007 (61). CCI 06.0056
Stater, [v]ol[is]io[s] between three lines on wreath, rev. horse left, three pellets below head, dvmnovellav[nos] around, 5.15g/7h (BMC 3342; VA 988; S 419). Nearly extremely fine and one of the finest known, very rare Provenance: Found at Pocklington (E. Yorkshire) October 2001; C. Rudd FPL 63, May 2002 (51). CCI 02.0314
Half-Unit, vo[li]si[os] between three lines, rev. horse right, [ca]rt above, 0.33g/12h (BMC 3347-8; VA 994; S 421). A large fragment, very fine and extremely rare; only three specimens known, the other two being in museums Provenance: Found at East Heslerton (E. Yorkshire); bt C. Rudd. CCI 07.0094
Stater, series A [Ambiani], head of Apollo left, rev. horse left, disjointed charioteer above, rosette of pellets below, 7.64g/10h (Sills class 5; VA 12; S 2). Good yellow gold, obverse good very fine, reverse very fine, very rare Provenance: H.R. Mossop Collection; SCMB March 1980 (A205); SCMB February 1981 (EG 12); L.R. Stack Collection, Sotheby Auction, 22-3 April 1999, lot 9; C. Rudd FPL 51, May 2000 (13); DNW Auction 61, 17 March 2004, lot 444. CCI 73.0530. Dr John Sills believes that these early Staters may have been minted by the Bellovaci, rather than the Ambiani. Coins of Sills class 5 show a deliberate simplification of the design, so that dies could be engraved quicker, suggesting a sudden increase in minting activity. The great majority of class 5 coins have been found in Britain which implies a large batch struck for export to south-eastern England, possibly in payment for military service
Stater, British C [Yarmouth type], devolved head of Apollo, rev. disjointed horse right, pellet rosette above, front leg split into windmill shape, trefoil of pellets in one quarter, bird’s head in another, zig-zag pattern below exergual line, 6.17g/5h (BMC 78ff; VA 1220; S 23). Struck in pale gold, about very fine, extremely rare; 13 specimens recorded, of which nine are in museums Provenance: A. Breton Collection, Calmels Cohen Auction (Paris), 14 April 2003, lot 3003; C. Rudd FPL 75, May 2004 (28). CCI 03.0440
Quarter-Stater, Ratham Rose type, cruciform wreath design with central rose, rev. horse right with linear mane, pellet-ring above, rose below, 1.00g/7h (BMC –; VA –; S –). Very fine or better, excessively rare; the only other known specimen is in the Ashmolean Museum Provenance: Found in W. Sussex; C. Rudd FPL 78, November 2004 (30). CCI 95.0412
Unit, Sussex Helmet type, female head left wearing helmet, rev. horse left, six-spoked wheel and annulets above, pellet-in-annulet below tail, annulet ring below, 0.86g/4h (BMC –; VA –; S –). About very fine or better, excessively rare; only four known Provenance: Found at Ratham, near Chichester (W. Sussex) September 1996; C. Rudd FPL 76, July 2004 (19). CCI 03.0246
Stater, devolved head of Apollo, rev. triple tailed horse right, E-shaped ornament above, trefoil below head [commios] around, 5.48g/5h (BMC 730; VA 352; S 66). About extremely fine, bright gold with nice surfaces, very rare; some 12 specimens known Provenance: Found near Faringdon (Oxfordshire) November 1996; C. Rudd FPL 74, March 2004 (22). CCI 99.1337
Quarter-Stater, digamma, rev. annuleted horse left, pellet-in-ring above, pellet-in-annulet and annulet below in an 8 pattern, 1.21g/12h (BMC –; VA 353.5; S 67). About extremely fine, very rare and one of the finest known Provenance: Found near Basingstoke (Hampshire) September 2001; C. Rudd FPL 76, July 2004 (20). CCI 02.0297
Stater, devolved head of Apollo, rev. disjointed triple-tailed horse right, eppil and three annulets above, pellet-in-ring and two annulets below, 5.43g/12h (BMC –; cf. VA 405; cf. S 95). Slightly weakly struck, otherwise about very fine, reverse better, extremely rare Provenance: Found near Andover (Hampshire) c. 2002; C. Rudd FPL 80, March 2005 (26). CCI 03.0554. Although a couple of dozen coins of this type are known, no less than 21, from the Alton Hoard (1996), are in the British Museum. A rare variety of a type of which only a handful of specimens are available to private collectors
Unit, cornucopia, beaded sceptre to left, prow of galley to right, com around, rev. horseman right holding spear, verica below, 1.27g/1h (BMC –; VA –; S –). Reverse a little porous, otherwise about very fine, excessively rare; the better of only two known specimens, an intriguing and historically important coin Provenance: Found near Canterbury (Kent); C. Rudd FPL 76, July 2004 (27A). CCI 04.0501. Dr Simon Bean, in The Coinage of the Atrebates and Regni, states that the first specimen of this type was found at Richborough (Kent). The provenance of this second coin suggests that perhaps, at the period in question, Verica’s influence was extending eastwards into Kent. There has been much debate in recent years about how Romanized the ancient Britons had become before the Claudian invasion of AD 43. That the coinage had become more Roman in style is beyond debate and the inclusion of Roman symbols like cornucopiæ had become accepted. This, however, is the only Celtic coin to bear an image of a Roman galley, a device which had become popular on Roman coins after the Battle of Actium in 31 BC
Unit, Chichester Lyre type, diademed head right, pellet rings and bird’s head in front, rev. horse right, wheel above, annulets around, lyre-shaped ornament below, 1.30g/7h (BMC –; VA –; S –). Struck on a slightly scyphate flan, about extremely fine and extremely rare; seven specimens known Provenance: Found at Tangmere (W. Sussex); C. Rudd FPL 74, March 2004 (31). CCI 97.1003
Unit, solidv across field within chain pattern, rev. naked male figure [Neptune?] standing left, mantle draped over shoulder, holding staff and censer, cv-no in field, 1.16g/6h (BMC 1894-5; VA 2073; S 351). About very fine, extremely rare and seldom seen on the market; probably about eight specimens known, of which this is one of the finest Provenance: Found at Crundale (Kent) 1995; bt C. Rudd. CCI 96.2275
Stater, crescents at centre of crossed wreaths, rev. horse right, ADDIIDOM and pellet-in-annulet above, pellet-in-annulet in front, pellet and eight-spoked wheel below, 5.54g/1h (BMC 2390; VA 1605; S. 200). Some minor surface marks on obverse, otherwise good very fine and among the very best specimens of the type, very rare Provenance: C. Rudd FPL 78, November 2004 (52). CCI 02.0137
Unit, Rochester Pegasus type, bust right with hair swept back beneath corded diadem, sunburst and small saltire in front, rev. Pegasus right, dvb above, cross-hatched box and annulet below, 1.16g/3h (BMC –; VA –; S –). Obverse slightly off-centre, otherwise good very fine, extremely rare; six specimens known Provenance: Found at Springhead (Kent); C. Rudd FPL 77, September 2004 (18). CCI 04.1181. Several of the known specimens are off-centre, resulting in the assumption until recently that the coin was uninscribed. Only since 2004 have the letters on the reverse been correctly noted and the attribution to Dubnovellaunus made
Unit, horned beast left with large hooves, bird in flight above, pellet-in-annulets in front and below, rev. metalworker seated left, holding hammer, pellet-in-annulet and crescents in front, dvbno behind, 1.15g/3h (BMC 2502-3; VA 178; S 180). Well-centred, very fine or better, very rare with the full reverse inscription Provenance: Found at Springhead (Kent) 2002; C. Rudd FPL 75, May 2004 (16). CCI 04.0396
Unit, Whaddon Bird type, bust left with coiled hair, small horse in front, rev. horse right, bird above, V and annulet in front, pellet in beaded ring below, 1.10g/8h (BMC 377-9; VA 1546; S 50). Well-centred, good very fine and toned, extremely rare; one of the best of approximately 12 known specimens Provenance: Found at Eaton Bray (Bedfordshire); C. Rudd FPL 77, September 2004 (44). CCI 04.1187
Unit, Whaddon Chase type, head right with long braided hair and sideburns, pellet-in-annulet and curule-shaped ornament in front, rev. sinuous horse right, bird above, pellet ring in front, pellet-in-annulet behind and below, 1.31g/1h (BMC –; VA 1540; S –). About very fine or better, extremely rare; less than 12 known Provenance: Found at Melbourn (Hertfordshire); C. Rudd FPL 76, July 2004 (49). The first specimen was published by Major Clem Lister in BNJ 29 (1958), pl.xv, 6
Unit, bearded bust left, A behind, all within interlaced border, rev. Pegasus left, and below, 1.20g/12h (BMC 2018; VA 1868; S 264). Good very fine, extremely rare; about 12 specimens in private hands Provenance: Found at Fordham (Cambridgeshire) September 2000; C. Rudd FPL 66, November 2002 (70); DNW Auction 61, 17 March 2004, lot 482. CCI 00.1551
Stater, Biga type, CAMVL in central panel, decorative border above and below, rev. two horses prancing left, pellet and leaf above, pellet beneath tail, [cvn]obelin and four-spoked wheel with star as hub below, 5.47g/10h (BMC 1769-71; VA 1910; S 280). About extremely fine with attractive colour and surfaces, an extremely rare variety of a very rare type Provenance: Found at Orsett (Essex) c. March 2000; M. Richards Collection; M. King Collection; C. Rudd FPL 74, March 2004 (61). CCI 00.1531
Stater, Classic type, ear of barley dividing camv, rev. horse prancing right, crescent above, cvno above double exergual line, stippling below, 5.40g/4h (cf. BMC 1827ff; cf. VA 2025; cf. S 288-9). About extremely fine and of outstanding artistic merit, an unpublished variant of the Classic type, extremely rare Provenance: Found near Slough (Berkshire); C. Rudd FPL 78, November 2004 (63). CCI 04.2177. The delicate stippling effect evident on both obverse and reverse dies, combined with the unusual quality of the portrayal of the horse, suggest that the present specimen is not part of the normal production run of these Staters. Add to that the voided crescent above the horse and what appears to be a smaller crescent or torc on the horse’s head and this is a coin that combines exceptional quality with outstanding rarity
Quarter-Stater, Biga type, camvl in panel, decorative border above and below, rev. two horses prancing left, cvno and four-spoked wheel below, 1.39g/12h (BMC 1836; VA 1913; S 293). About extremely fine with attractive rose gold colour, fully legible both sides; one of the finest known of this very rare type Provenance: Found near Colchester (Essex) September 2001; Glendining Auction, 17 December 2001, lot 157; M. Richards Collection; C. Rudd FPL 74, March 2004 (62). CCI 01.0048
Unit, Roman-style female bust right with hair tied in a bun, tasc[iiovantii] around, rev. female lyre-player seated right, tree behind, cvnobe[li] around, 1.19g/4h (BMC 1879; VA 2059; S 314). About very fine, dark tone, very rare Provenance: Found near Corby (Northamptonshire) 1993; C. Rudd FPL 11, May 1994 (54); C. Baddeley Collection; C. Rudd FPL 40, February 1999 (33); Prof P. Crossley-Holland Collection; C. Rudd FPL 76, July 2004 (58). CCI 94.0707
Unit, cam in central panel, v above, l below, circular borders around, rev. dog crouching left, tail and foreleg raised, 1.16g/6h (BMC –; VA –; S –). Surfaces somewhat porous, otherwise nearly very fine, extremely rare; approximately 10 specimens known Provenance: Found at Colchester (Essex); C. Rudd FPL 75, May 2004 (58). CCI 04.0416
Bronze, camvl-odvno in two panels, scroll above and below, rev. female Sphinx crouching left, cvno in tablet below, 2.17g/9h (BMC 1928-30; VA 1977; S 332). Better than very fine, shiny dark patina, rare Provenance: Found at Colchester (Essex) 2004; C. Rudd FPL 82, July 2005 (63). CCI 05.0430
Base Silver Stater, Badbury Rings type, disjointed head of Apollo, rev. disjointed horse left, pellet-in-annulet above, ‘coffee bean’ behind, 5.20g/11h (BMC 2728ff; VA 1246; S –). Good very fine or better, rare Provenance: Found at Tarrant Monkton (Dorset) April 2002; C. Rudd FPL 78, November 2004 (46). CCI 03.1340
Unit, diademed head right, bird in front, rev. horse left, cockerel’s head below, 1.16g/6h (BMC 2950; VA 1020; S 377). About extremely fine, cockerel’s head very clear, rare Provenance: Found near Cold Ashton (Somerset) 2000; C. Rudd FPL 59, September 2001 (51); DNW Auction 61, 17 March 2004, lot 495. CCI 00.1225
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