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Gold Plated Stater - Verica Vine Leaf Viri / Vine Leaf Leaping Horse Contemporary Counterfeit

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Year 25-35
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Currency Stater
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Obverse description Central field occupied by a large, stylised vine leaf rendered in a radiate, multi-lobed form with a prominent central stem and spreading fronds. Latin inscription divided to the left and right of the vine leaf, reading VI-RI or VE-RI depending on the die variant. The design is characteristic of Catuvellaunian-influenced British Iron Age coinage and is executed in a crude, degenerate style consistent with a contemporary counterfeit of an official Verica stater. The flan is irregular and the gold plating, now largely worn, is visible in areas where the bronze core is exposed.
Obverse script Latin
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Reverse lettering C O F
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