Northeast Gaul / Ambiani - AV Stater (2nd century BC, 6.41 g) - Crudely stylized head of Apollo right / Stylized Nike in quadriga right with pellet below and ornaments in fields (D&T 158 / Van Arsdell 42-1) - VF

Northeast Gaul / Ambiani - AV Stater (ca. 100-50 BC, 5.91 g) - Gallic Wars Issue - Plain bulge / Large disjointed horse right with ornaments around (D&T 238 / De la Tour 8710 / Van Arsdell 54-1) - VF+ / These coins were issued to fund the Gallic War in Gaul against Julius Caesar

Northeast Gaul / Ambiani - AV Stater (ca. 100-50 BC, 6.17 g) - Gallic Wars Issue - Plain bulge / Large disjointed horse right with ornaments around (cf. D&T 238 / cf. De la Tour 8710 / Van Arsdell 54-1) - VF+

Northeast Gaul / Ambiani - AV Stater (ca. 100-50 BC, 6.30 g) - Gallic Wars Issue - Plain bulge / Large disjointed horse right with ornaments around (cf. D&T 238 / cf. De la Tour 8710 / Van Arsdell 54-1) - VF+

Eburones - AV Stater (after 54 BC, 5.62 g) - Triskeles whose centre is globular and whose arms are ending in pellets, dots around and a small cross / Stylized horse to left, three pellets above and circle with dot below, also circle with dot before horse (Scheers, Traité, 254 / LT 8859 var / DT 637) - a VF for this very rare coin

Baïocasses - EL Stater (2nd-1st century BC, 6.73 g) - Celticized head to right / Celticized horse to right (DT 2264 / LT 6978) - a bold VF

Uncertain tribe - AV 1/4 Stater (1st century BC, 1.36 g) - A kind of boat with two standing masts or people standing, to left large S with 3 pellets / Uncertain design - VF+, rare and attractive piece

Remi - AE Potin (after 45 BC, 5.57 g) - Face of animal, decoration around / Animal to right, trampling serpent (?) (LT 8351 / DT 221) - a.VF

Imported coinage - AV 1/4 Stater (Geometric type ca. 65-50 BC, 1.37 g) - Almost plain, some traces of geometric pattern / Geometric pattern (van Arsd. 69-3) - VF/XF, flan crack, a rare coin

Imported coinage - AV 1/4 Stater (Geometric type ca. 65-50 BC, 1.49 g) - Almost plain / Geometric pattern (van Arsd. 69-3) - VF/XF, a rare coin in excellent condition

Atrebates & Regni - AV Stater (ca. 75-30 BC, 5.87 g) - Plain bulge / Celticized horse right with triple tail, stylized charioteer above, seven-spoked wheel and crescent below, pellet-in-lozenge to left (Van Arsdell 216-1) - a good VF

Atrebates - AV 1/4 Stater (ca. 60-20 BC, 1.40 g) - Abstract head of Apollo / Celticized horse right with spiked wheel below (cf. van Arsd. 220-1) - a.XF, some edge irregularity

Catuvellauni & Trinovantes - AV Stater (ca. 100-40 BC, 5.92 g) - Crude 'celticized' head of Apollo right / Celticized horse right, winged ornament and three pellets above, large pellet below (Van Arsdell 1476-1/5) - a.VF, partially weakly struck

Corieltauvi - AV Stater (ca. 50 BC-AD 30, 5.44 g) - Devolved laureate head of Apollo right / Disjointed horse left, beaded central shaft on anchor above, star below, pellets around (Cf. Van Arsdell 811-1/7) - VF

Corieltauvi - AV Stater (ca. 45-10 BC, 4.62 g) - Domino-V type - Undefined bulge / Corieltauvian-style horse to left with large triangular head, pellet and 'domino' above, letter V before (Van Arsdell 829-3 var.) - a.XF, a beautiful coin in rose gold with sharp details, making this piece very rare for its outstanding condition

Durotriges - AV Stater (ca. 65 BC-AD 45, 6.05 g) - Devolved head of Apollo right / Disjointed horse left, above and below crab-like figures, pellets around (Van Arsdell 1205-1) - a good VF

Durotriges - AV 1/4 Stater (65-58 BC, 1.40 g) - Boat with 3 figures standing inside, waves below / Thunderbolt with several symbols around (Van Arsdell 1225-1) - VF/XF, nice condition for this rare coin

Durotriges - AR Stater (65 BC-AD 45, 5.06 g) - Devolved head of Apollo right / Disjointed horse left under pellets, below pellet (v.Arsdell 1235) - VF

Iceni - AV Stater (Early Freckenham-type, 5.40 g) - Cross, at centre circle with three circles in floral pattern / Stylized horse to right, below 7 pellets in circulair pattern, on pellet below tail (Van Arsdell 626-9) - VF, very rare

Iceni - AV Stater (ca. 65-1 BC, 5.42g) - Late Freckenham type (ca. 45-40 BC) - Flower in ring superimposed upon cross of pellets / Celticized horse to right, six-spoked wheel above and four-spoked wheel below (Van Arsdell 626-7) - VF, a rare coin

Iceni - AV Stater (ca. 45-40 BC, 5.43 g) - Two facing lunar images, pellets around / Celticized horse to right, two circles above, star below (cf. Van Arsdell 620-7) - a.VF, some roughness but a rare coin

Trinovantes and Catuvellauni / Tasciovanus (ca. 25-10 BC) - AV stater (5.79 g) - Two open wreaths, crossed, with two opposed crescents in center with pellet in annulet on each arm, ornaments in quarters / Warrior on horseback galloping right, wheel and motifs around, 3 pellets under tail (cf. Van Arsdell 1680-1 / BMC 1591-1603) - a bold VF, minor scratches around insignificant pinhole rev.

Trinovantes & Catuvellauni / Cunobelin - AR Stater (Camulodunum (modern Colchester) ca. AD 10-43, 1.32 g) - Grain ear, CA-MV in fields / Celticized horse right with branch above (cf. Van Arsdell 1935-1) - VF+, rare specimen in nice condition

Vindelici - AV Stater 'Regenbogenschüsselchen', star type (1st Century BC, 7.55 g) - Convex surface / Concave with 4-rayed star (Castelin 1084) - VF - rare

Vindelici - AV ¼ Stater 'Regenbogenschüsselchen', star type (1st Century BC, 1.88 g) - Convex surface, traces of design / Concave with 4-rayed star (Castelin 1085) - VF - rare

Vindelici - EL Stater Rainbow-type / Regenbogenschüsselchen (1st century BC, 5.90 g) - Triskeles in wreath / Six concentric circles (cf. Cast. 1101) - VF

Danubian Celts - AR Tetradrachm (Imitation of Philip II of Macedon, 4th-3rd century BC, 13.01 g) - Laureate, bearded bust right / Youth horseman holding palm, symbol beneath - VF, stainy patina

Danubian Celts - AR Tetradrachm (Imitation of Philip II of Macedon, 4th-3rd century BC, 13.65 g) - Laureate, bearded bust right / Youth horseman holding palm, symbol beneath - VF+, nice portrait

Danubian Celts - Types Philippos III - AR Tetradrachm, 15.09 g) - Almost plain, faint traces of the head of Heracles / Zeus enthroned left holding eagle and sceptre (Pink OTA 584-85) - VF

Danubian Celts - Types Philippos III - AR Tetradrachm (13.35 g) - Irregular hump shaped head of Heracles / Crude Zeus Aetophoros with Victoria enthroned left, monogram in left field (Dembski 1483) - a bold VF

Neapolis - AR Didrachm (ca. 325/241 BC, 7.39 g) - Head of nymph left with hair band / Man-headed bull to left being crowned by Nike (cf. SNG Cop. 440) - a.VF, planchet imperfection

Taras / Tarentum - AR Didrachm (344-343 BC, 7.86 g) - Boy on horseback right, beneath ΣA and ionic capital / Taras on Dolphin left, beneath KON (SNG-ANS 1025-8, Vlasto 654-8) - VF

Herakleia - AR Diobol (433-380 BC, 1.16 g) - Head of Athena right, in Corinthian helmet decorated with Skylla / Herakles wrestling with the Nemean lion (vgl. S392) - VF-, rev. Exentric

Metapontum - AR Stater (ca. 330-290 BC, 7.89 g) - Head of Demeter right, wearing grain wreath and earring (ΔAI below chin) / Barley-ear with leaf to right (META in left field, plough above leaf in right field and MAX below) (SNG ANS 481) - VF, die break rev.

Akragas - AR Didrachm (early 5th century BC, 8.74 g) - Eagle standing left / Crab (SNG ANS 936) - VF

Gela - AR Didrachm (ca. 490-480 BC, 8.25 g) - Horseman riding right preparing to throw spear / Forepart of man-headed bull right within circular incuse (SNG Cop. 256 / SNG ANS 13) - a.VF, oval planchet (misstrike?)