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Gold Plated Stater Late Whaddon Chase Spiral / Spiral Contemporary Counterfeit

Uitgever Ancient British
Jaar 45 BC - 40 BC
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Beschrijving voorzijde Heavily corroded and largely plain convex surface retaining traces of applied gold wash over a bronze core, with the original die design almost entirely obscured by corrosion and surface degradation. The flan exhibits the characteristic irregular, lumpy edge associated with Late Iron Age British hammered coinage. Patches of green cuprite and dark oxide intrusion are visible across the field, consistent with the deterioration of a base-metal core beneath a thin gold plating. No legible design elements or inscriptions are discernible on this face.
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Beschrijving keerzijde Stylised disjointed horse depicted in the characteristic abstract Celtic manner of the Late Whaddon Chase series, advancing to the right across the field, with a prominent pellet below the body and a curved line beneath suggesting ground or exergual ornament. Above the horse, a row of pellets and a curved rope-like ornament border the upper field, with a large open spiral motif visible to the left — the defining 'Spiral' type attribute of this sub-series. The horse's legs are rendered as angular, geometric forms, and a round pellet-in-annulet device appears at lower centre. The gold plating survives partially, with the underlying bronze core exposed through areas of heavy corrosion and pitting.
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