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Gold Stater Norfolk Wolf Left Pellet and Crescent

Issuer Iceni tribe (Celtic Britain)
Year 50 BC - 15 BC
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Diameter 17 mm
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Reverse description A stylised wolf striding left with jaws agape, rendered in the distinctive geometric Celtic artistic tradition of the Norfolk Wolf stater series. A bird is depicted perched upon the wolf's back, a characteristic motif of this Icenian type. Above the wolf, a scatter of pellets occupies the upper field, while a single pellet and a solid crescent are positioned below the animal, serving as the primary identifying features of this specific variety. The overall composition is bold and energetic, demonstrating accomplished die-cutting within the late Iron Age British coinage tradition.
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Edge Plain
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Mintage ND (50 BC - 15 BC)
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