GAULE - CELTIC Abrincatui. Statere with lunate profile, Class II "with smooth cheek", var. 1 ND (end of the first half of the 1st century BC and Gallic War). Av. crescent moon-shaped head right with almond-shaped eye and smooth cheek, hair in flaming wisps backwards; [small head right] and beaded cords ending in brace around profile. Rv. Horse right, led by a highly stylised charioteer holding a staff; a vertical lyre between two radiating annuli below the horse and a small boar sign in front of the horse's chest. DT.2274-2276 - LT ; Billon - 5.06 g - 20 mm - 10 h From an old English collection, possibly one of the many treasures discovered on the Isle of Jersey in the last century. Edge cuts at 12 and 7 o'clock. Fairly well centred with the back of the profile well detailed on the right. Old grey patina TTB to Superb.