Denarius

Sekobirikes was a Celtiberian mint operating in what is now the Soria province of Castile, active during the prolonged Roman pacification of the Iberian interior. These coins were struck under Roman administrative tolerance — indigenous tribes were permitted to issue silver coinage partly to facilitate tax collection and troop provisioning during the Sertorian War period. The fabric is characteristically Celtiberian: hand-cut flans with uneven edges and occasional die misalignment that collectors familiar with Roman Republican issues sometimes find disorienting.