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1/4 Stater - Verica

Issuer Atrebates and Regini tribes
Year 10-40
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Diameter 10 mm
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Obverse lettering COMf
Reverse description A stylised Celtic horse prances vigorously to the right, rendered in the bold, abstracted manner characteristic of late British Iron Age coinage. The legend VI, an abbreviated form of VERICA, appears in the upper left field, identifying the issuing ruler. Below the horse, a horizontal bar with terminal pellets — interpreted as a schematic wheel or axle motif — occupies the lower field, while a dumb-bell or baton symbol is depicted to the right of the horse's body. The overall composition retains strong artistic links to the Gallo-Belgic stater tradition while displaying the distinctly schematised regional style of Atrebatic coinage.
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Edge Plain
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