ICENI, EARLY UNINSCRIBED SILVER UNIT.

ICENI, EARLY UNINSCRIBED SILVER UNIT.

£125.00

Obverse: ECEN symbol, two opposed crescents.

Reverse: Horse right. three pellets below.

Spink: 436. ABC: 1681. Van Arsdell: 752. [East Anglia, AD 40-45].

Diameter: 13.5 mm. Weight: 1.2 g.

A beautiful British Celtic silver coin struck by the Iceni tribe. The Iceni dominated East Anglia at the time of the Roman invasion of AD 43, and this coin dates to around this period. The Iceni are best known for their notorious queen, Boudicca, who led a revolt against the Roman occupation in AD 60-61. Well centred and sharply struck, a wonderful example of ancient Celtic art.

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