https://www.ukdfd.co.uk/templates/general_wide/img/logo.png https://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ https://www.ukdfd.co.uk/coins/iron-age/atrebates-and-regni.html https://www.ukdfd.co.uk/coins/iron-age/atrebates-and-regni/atrebates-quarter-stater-3664.html Mon, 12 Jun 2006 00:00:00 GMT Atrebates and Regni  

Description:		Celtic uninscribed gold quarter stater, attributed by Van Arsdell to the Atrebates and dated 55-45 BC. Note regarding type As the horse clearly has a mane, the coin has been assigned to Mack 71 (VA 226-1). However, other features, like the cog without central pellet, are often associated with Mack 63 (VA 228-1).
Category:		Iron Age, Atrebates and Regni
Category:		Atrebates and Regni

]]> https://www.ukdfd.co.uk/coins/iron-age/atrebates-and-regni/quarter-stater-north-thames-region-eastern-58086.html Tue, 16 Jul 2024 17:21:24 GMT Atrebates and Regni  

Description:		An uninscribed gold quarter stater. The type was originally attributed by Van Arsdell to the Atrebates and dated 50-45 BC. Recorded findspots, however, suggest that the type may have originated in the North Thames area. In Ancient British Coins it is designated the 'Essex Wheels' type and is catalogued in the 'Eastern' section of that work, under the heading 'Southern-style Qc gold types'. See also UKDFD 56760. and UKDFD 52899.
Category:		Iron Age, Atrebates and Regni
Category:		Atrebates and Regni

]]> https://www.ukdfd.co.uk/coins/iron-age/atrebates-and-regni/atrebates-quarter-stater-9362.html Tue, 02 Oct 2007 00:00:00 GMT Atrebates and Regni  

Description:		Celtic uninscribed gold quarter stater, attributed by Van Arsdell to the Atrebates and dated 50-45 BC. Although stylistically the coins are close to the issues of the Atrebates, most have been found north of the Thames. Note The coin is recorded on the CCI as a VA 260-1 (Mack 76A) type, which is described by Van Arsdell as being of silver. The CCI comments that this is an error made by Mack and repeated by Van Arsdell. However, Van Arsdell notes that his 260-1 is a silver version of 222-1, so arguably the attribution should be made to that type. The distinction between the two is the geographic distribution mentioned above.
Category:		Iron Age, Atrebates and Regni
Category:		Atrebates and Regni

]]> https://www.ukdfd.co.uk/coins/iron-age/atrebates-and-regni/ancient-british-quarter-stater-56760.html Thu, 07 Apr 2022 15:03:18 GMT Atrebates and Regni  

Description:		An uninscribed gold quarter stater. The type was originally attributed by Van Arsdell to the Atrebates and dated 50-45 BC. Recorded findspots, however, suggest that the type may have originated in the North Thames area. In Ancient British Coins it is designated the 'Essex Wheels' type and is catalogued in the 'Eastern' section of that work, under the heading 'Southern-style Qc gold types'.
Category:		Iron Age, Atrebates and Regni
Category:		Atrebates and Regni

]]> https://www.ukdfd.co.uk/coins/iron-age/atrebates-and-regni/commios-silver-unit-56622.html Sun, 30 Jan 2022 18:00:29 GMT Atrebates and Regni  

Description:		Silver unit of Commios of the Atrebates and Regini (or Regni). The type is described as the 'Commios Ladder Head Wheel' silver unit in Ancient British Coinage.
Category:		Iron Age, Atrebates and Regni
Category:		Atrebates and Regni

]]> https://www.ukdfd.co.uk/coins/iron-age/atrebates-and-regni/atrebates-quarter-stater-56261.html Sun, 22 Aug 2021 17:34:21 GMT Atrebates and Regni  

Description:		An uninscribed gold quarter stater, attributed by Van Arsdell to the Atrebates and dated 55-45BC. Listed in ABC as the 'Selsey Dahlia, no mane type' and attributed to the Regini and Atrebates.
Category:		Iron Age, Atrebates and Regni
Category:		Atrebates and Regni

]]> https://www.ukdfd.co.uk/coins/iron-age/atrebates-and-regni/atrebates-regni-gold-stater-55260.html Sat, 02 May 2020 17:44:25 GMT Atrebates and Regni  

Description:		An uninscribed gold stater of the  'Westerham Type', attributed by Van Arsdell to the Atrebates. In ABC the coin is described as the 'Westerham South Type' and assigned to a group designated 'Regini and Atrebates', as the coins are found in the lands of both tribal groups. The authors of ABC note of this particular type: "More Westerham South gold staters [ABC 482] are found around West Sussex and the Solent than North Hampshire, indicating that they were probably produced by the Regini, not the Atrebates."
Category:		Iron Age, Atrebates and Regni
Category:		Atrebates and Regni

]]> https://www.ukdfd.co.uk/coins/iron-age/atrebates-and-regni/selsey-dahlia-quarter-stater-28517.html Tue, 23 Nov 2010 00:00:00 GMT Atrebates and Regni  

Description:		Gold quarter stater tentatively attributed to the Atrebates. As VA 220-1 but with characteristic die flaw on obverse. Listed in ABC as the 'Selsey Dahlia damaged die type' where the authors state 'Often found north of the Thames and possibly struck there.'
Category:		Iron Age, Atrebates and Regni
Category:		Atrebates and Regni

]]> https://www.ukdfd.co.uk/coins/iron-age/atrebates-and-regni/selsey-dahlia-quarter-stater-30852.html Mon, 04 Apr 2011 00:00:00 GMT Atrebates and Regni  

Description:		A southern region quarter stater designated in Ancient British Coinage the 'Selsey Dahlia, Damaged Die' type. The 'Damaged Die' variety of the 'Selsey Dahlia' quarter stater is described as extremely rare in ABC, and is unlisted in the other major reference works. The coins are often found north of the Thames - as was the present example - and were probably struck there. Attribution to the Atrebates is tentative.
Category:		Iron Age, Atrebates and Regni
Category:		Atrebates and Regni

]]> https://www.ukdfd.co.uk/coins/iron-age/atrebates-and-regni/selsey-dahlia-quarter-stater-40137.html Thu, 03 Jan 2013 00:00:00 GMT Atrebates and Regni  

Description:		A southern region quarter stater designated in Ancient British Coinage the 'Selsey Dahlia, Damaged Die' type. The 'Damaged Die' variety of the 'Selsey Dahlia' quarter stater is described as extremely rare in ABC, and is unlisted in the other major reference works. The coins are often found north of the Thames - as was the present example - and were probably struck there. Attribution to the Atrebates is tentative.
Category:		Iron Age, Atrebates and Regni
Category:		Atrebates and Regni

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