1/2 Stater with tattooed cheek and wolf

The Aulerci Eburovices occupied territory centered around modern Évreux in Normandy, and their gold coinage developed in relative isolation from the mainstream Armorican traditions to the west. The "tattooed cheek" type — named by modern scholars for the distinctive pellet-and-line patterning on the facing — is one of the more regionally specific Gaulish issues, with find concentrations tightly clustered in the Eure valley suggesting very limited geographic circulation.

DT 2394 half-staters are genuinely scarce in any condition. The wolf on this type likely carried totemic or tribal significance, though whether it functioned as a tribal badge or held religious meaning within local Gaulish practice remains unresolved in the scholarship.