Lot no. 167
GAULE - CELTIC
Central Danube (2nd-1st c. BC). Tetradrachm, type with horseman inspired by Audoleon's types, and ND triskel (2nd c. BC).
Head of Zeus or Philip II on the right.
Rv. M V - Y Σ. Horse right surmounted by stylised rider reduced to helmeted pawn, with trident behind; triskel between horse's forelegs.
Castelin, Zürich 1224 - LT.9734 v. - Göbl OTA 415 v.; Silver - 13.67 g - 22 mm - 8 h
NGC Ch VF 5/5 3/5 scuff (8585318-022).
Probably for the Celts of Peonia, imitating the tetradrachm of Philip II of Macedonia. In high relief to the right, on a slightly concave flank. Damage to the scroll at 4 o'clock on the reverse. With a grey patina. TTB to Superb.
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