Gold 1/4 Stater Lindsey Scyphate Reversed Type

The Corieltauvi occupied much of what is now the East Midlands, and their coinage developed in near-total isolation from the dynastic naming conventions adopted by tribes further south — most Corieltauvian issues carry no ruler's name at all, making precise attribution and sequencing genuinely difficult. The scyphate, or concave-dish, form seen here is unusual for British Celtic gold and likely derives from prolonged contact with Continental Gaulish types rather than any local innovation.

The "Reversed" designation distinguishes this die orientation from the standard Lindsey series — a small but cataloguers-significant detail that has helped establish relative chronologies within the type.