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(en) Coinage appeared in Gaul in the 6th century BC in the Greek colony of Massalia. Gradually, coinage spread among the peoples bordering the Rhone Valley. The typically Gallic coin made its appearance in the 4th century BC but remains relatively rare, not having been minted in very large numbers, and its identification is also often difficult. Each Gallic people was independent from the point of view of coinage, some more productive than others. The coins of the various peoples thus have very different styles, from the most rustic to the most elaborate, but are related to the style of Celtic art: they represent animals, stylized humans, geometric shapes and are most often anepigraphic. But under the influence of trade and mercenarism with the Greeks, many coins also copied Greek types, notably Philip II of Macedon. The coins inspired by these Staters take up Philip's profile and the original quadriga, whose stylization gradually evolves. The initial legend, misunderstood by Gallic engravers, sometimes turns into a geometric pattern and often ends up disappearing. Peoples with gold mines, such as the Arverni, strike Staters that are a means of asserting their sovereignty and power. The Roman conquest from the 2nd century BC (Narbonensis and Cisalpine first, then Celtica, Aquitania, Belgica and Armorica in the 1st century BC) is followed by a coinage evolution: Latin letters gradually replace Greek letters and we see the heads of gods or goddesses or eagles that appear. Local types disappeared in the 1st century AD, with Roman domination. Читать больше

Внешние ссылки: Wikidata (Q602017), Википедия

Stater

Potin with Indian head
(180 BC - 150 BC)
Монеты › Стандартные монеты обращения
Потин • 3.1 g • ⌀ 16.5 mm
DT# 153, N# 323084

Stater with eye
(100 BC - 50 BC)
Монеты › Стандартные монеты обращения
Золото • 6.22 g • ⌀ 16 mm
DT# 173, LT# 8799, GCV# 127, Delmonte G# 7, N# 352202

Potin with running warrior
(90 BC - 50 BC)
Монеты › Стандартные монеты обращения
Потин • 4.3 g • ⌀ 19 mm
DT# 155, LT# 8124, GCV# 136, N# 37034

¼ Stater with segments of circles, horse on the left
(80 BC - 50 BC)
Монеты › Стандартные монеты обращения
Электрум • 1.40 g • ⌀ 11 mm
DT# 185, LT# 8030, N# 47162

¼ Gold Stater with circular segments and horse right
(80 BC - 50 BC)
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Электрум • 1.4 g • ⌀ 10.5 mm
LT# 8030 var., DT# 181-182 var., N# 81743

Potin with boar and severed head
(75 BC - 50 BC)
Монеты › Стандартные монеты обращения
Пьютер • 3.50 g • ⌀ 16.2 mm
DT# 151, LT# 9180, N# 45748

Stater LVCOTIOS
(60 BC - 25 BC)
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Золото • 6.06 g • ⌀ 21.5 mm
DT# 592, LT# 8821, Delmonte G# 8, Scheers Belg# 228, N# 423267

Stater VOCARANT
(60 BC - 25 BC)
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Золото • 6.01 g • ⌀ 16 mm
LT# 8822-8823, Delmonte G# 9, DT# 591, Scheers Belg# 227, RIG# 312, N# 423281

Potin with character seated in front
(60 BC - 40 BC)
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Потин • 4.73 g • ⌀ 21 mm
DT# 220, LT# 8145, N# 190823

Potin with bucranium
(60 BC - 40 BC)
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Потин • 2.9 g • ⌀ 19.78 mm
DT# 221, LT# 8351, GCV# 142, N# 72195

Bronze with three consuls REMO / REMO
(60 BC - 40 BC)
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Бронза • 2.9 g • ⌀ 15 mm
LT# 8040, DT# 593, GCV# 137, N# 133286

Bronze ATISIOS REMO (class I)
(60 BC - 40 BC)
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Бронза • 5.77 g • ⌀ 19 mm
LT# 8082, DT# 594, N# 128454

Bronze with lion (in the name of Aulus Hirtius and Inecriturix)
(45 BC - 35 BC)
Монеты › Стандартные монеты обращения
Бронза • 3.23 g • ⌀ 14 mm
RPC Online I# 503b, DT# 677, Scheers Belg# 153/542, N# 424993

Bronze with lion (in the name of Aulus Hirtius and Coriarcos)
(45 BC - 35 BC)
Монеты › Стандартные монеты обращения
Бронза • 2.79 g • ⌀ 14 mm
RPC Online I# 503c, DT# 678, Scheers Belg# 153/543, LT# 8094, N# 425007

Bronze with lion (in the name of Aulus Hirtius)
(45 BC - 35 BC)
Монеты › Стандартные монеты обращения
Бронза • 2.91 g • ⌀ 14 mm
RPC Online I# 503d, DT# 679, Scheers Belg# 153/801, N# 425041

Bronze with lion (in the name of Aulus Hirtius and Athediac)
(45 BC - 35 BC)
Монеты › Стандартные монеты обращения
Бронза • 2.8 g • ⌀ 15 mm
DT# 675, LT# 8086, RPC Online I# 503a, Scheers Belg# 153/541, N# 424948