¼ Unit

Issuer	Abariltur (Ilercavones people)
Year	160 BC - 100 BC
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Currency	Unit (2nd century BC)
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Reverse description	Horse galloping vigorously to the right, depicted with raised forelegs and a flowing mane, rendered in a characteristically Iberian schematic style. Below the horse, the Iberian legend in Levantine semi-syllabic script appears in the exergual area. The design reflects the widespread Iberian coinage tradition of equestrian imagery, adapted from earlier Greco-Punic prototypes.
Reverse script	Iberian (Levantine)
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Mint	Abariltur, Hispania, modern-day Cabanes, Spain
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