AE 28 (12,03 g) - Mid-2nd century BC - Bust of a young man with curly hair r. surrounded by three dolphins / Rider with palm over shoulder, underneath "KLSE" (CNH S.223 No.9) - VF

Bolscan-Osca - AR Denarius ca 150-100 BC (4,37 g) - Bearded male head right, 'BoN' in Iberian characters behind / Rider with spear on prancing horse right, 'BoLSCan' in Iberian characters below (SNG BM Spain 695-704) - a.VF

Greek Coins - Gallia /. Massalia - AR Obol (ca 250-220/210 BC, 0,61 g) - Bare head of Apollo left / MA, four spoked wheel (Depeyrot 18) - a.XF

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

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

Remi - AU 1/4 Stater (2nd-1st century BC, 1.03 g) - Stylized head to right / Stylized horse prancing right, above, crescent, below, pellets (DT 182) - VF+, a most attractive example struck in extraordinarily good metal.

Remi - EL 1/4 Stater (Ca 100-50 BC, 1.06 g) - Stylized head of Apollo right / Stylized horse prancing right, crescent above, pellets below (D&T 181) - VF

Remi - EL 1/4 Stater (Ca 100-50 BC, 1.06 g) - Stylized head of Apollo right / Stylized horse prancing right, crescent above, pellets below (D&T 181) - VF+

Southwestern France / Monnaies à la croix - AR drachm (2,45 g) - Type attributed to the Tolosates - Celticized head left, two dolphins before / Cross with two grains, axe, and loop in angles, and crescent in outer part of each quadrant (Castelin 71) - VF

Nemausus - Obol, 40 BC, 0,25 g) - Helmeted bust of Mars (?) to right / (NEM) / COL in laurel wreath (LT 2718, RPC 519) Most known pieces are often decentered from bad metal. R2 - VF, very rare, the only silver mintage of Nemausus

Nemausus - 1/2 As (ca. 10 BC - AD 10, 6.99 g) - Head of Augustus with wreath / Crocodile chained to palm tree (cf. RIC 158 / RPC 524) - VF+, nice smooth olive green patina, attractive piece

Suessiones - AE Potin. Head to the right - with in front and rear S mark / In center of the circle pellet - over a boar - left a ring. Under center circle 5 pellets (Scheers - Lyon - 1153) - Small hole in field - XF

Atrebates & Regni - AV Stater (ca. 55-45 BC, 5.94 g) - Plain / Stylized horse galloping right with charioteer and wheel below (Van Arsd. 216-1) - a bold VF

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

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

Catuvellauni & Trinovantes / Cunobelin - AV Stater (Camulodunum (Colchester) ca. AD 10-43. 5.20 g) - Grain ear, dividing CA-MV / Horse jumping to right, branch above and CVNO below (cf. VA 1935-1 / S. 281) - a.VF, partially weakly struck

Catuvellauni & Trinovantes / 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

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, 1.42 g) - Crude image of a boat with two figures standing / Lightning, surrounded by some objects (cf. van Arsdell 1225-1) - VF/XF, rare

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

Iceni - AR Unit (ca 2nd/1st century BC, 1.15 g) - Crescents back to back, with two pellets between and lines and rows of pellets extending outwards / Stylised horse right, floral design above (Rudd 1660) - 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

Central Europe / Vindelici - AE Stater or 'Regenbogenschüsselchen' (mid 1st century BC, 4.65 g) - Triskeles within wreath / Triangle of five annulets enclosing pellets within waved torque (LT 9439-9441) - F/VF, some green deposits

Danubian District / Eastern Celts (2nd Century BC) - AR Tetradrachm (11,49 g) - Imitation of Philip II, Celticized laureate head facing right / Horseman left (cf Lanz 446) - Struck on a compact flan, as usual for these - VF+

Danube Celts - AR Tetradrachm (7,40 g) - Stylised head to r. / Horse "Saddle head horse" to l (Göbl, OTA pl. 26) - VF

Danube Region - Imitating Philip III of Macedon ca 2nd Century BC - AR Drachm (3,16 g) - Stylized head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre, temple(?) in left field (Gobl, OTA, 591/2) - VF+

Tarentum - AR Didrachm (6.46 g) - Naked boy on horse pacing right / Taras seated left on dolphin (Vlasto 764) - a.XF

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

Sybaris - AR Triobol (ca 446-440 BC, 1,11 g) - Head of Athena right, wearing crested Attic helmet decorated with wreath / Bull standing right, head left, ΣYBA below (SNG ANS 862) - Rare - a.VF

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?)

Himera - AE 15 (hemilitron, 420-408 BC, 4,13 g) - Head of nymph Himera to left, wearing sphendone, with necklace and pearls, before six pellets / six pellets in two rows of three all within laurel wreath, (S.1110, SNG ANS 186-187) - Very scarce - VF+

Katana - AE24 (after 212 BC, 11.77 g) - Janiform head of Sarapis, monograms in field / KATANAIΩN Demeter standing left, holding corn-ears and torch (SNG ANS 1303) - a.VF, olive green patina, a scarser coin

Naxos - AR Drachm (ca. 460 BC, 3.60 g) - Head of Dionysus right, bearded, wreathed with ivy, hair in bunch behind / N—AXI—ON Naked Silenus seated three-quarters to left on ground, head left, holding kantharos in raised right hand (SNG Lloyd 1152 / Jameson 676 / SNG ANS 518) - F/VF but very rare! Naxos was subject to the tyrants Hippokrates, Gelon and Hieron for much of the earlier part of the 5th century. It regained independency in 461 BC and was destroyed by Dionysios of Syracuse, 404 BC.