GAULE - CELTIC Riedones. Statère with boar, class I with decoration on cheek, var. 2 ND (2nd - 1st century BC). Av. Profile with large head of hair, arranged in wavy locks under a laurel wreath with three parallel rows of four elements. Above the crown, a central bun and scrolled locks on either side. The hair ends on the cheek with a three-lobed element. Rv. Androcephalous horse to left, led by its charioteer holding the reins; below the horse a boar bearing a sign to left. DT.missing [cf. 2169 (Diablintes) or cf. 2317 (Riedones)] - L.-P. Delestrée and S. Gouet, "La typologie des statères en argent à l'est de l'Armorique" cl. I, var. 2 (fig. 20 p. 48), Études de numismatique celtique, February 2021; Silver - 6.6 g - 19 mm - 1 h This combination of silver-alloyed staters seems to be missing from the New Atlas. Good centering and very beautiful style. The strike is a little weak in front of the bust and at the bottom of the reverse. TTB to Superb.