Potin with boar Class Ij

The Leuci occupied the upper Moselle valley, their territory roughly centered on what is now Toul in northeastern France. A Germanic-border tribe with close ties to the Treveri, they remained administratively distinct enough to maintain their own coinage through the late Gallic Iron Age. Potin — a cast tin-lead-copper alloy — was the medium of choice for low-denomination exchange across much of northeastern Gaul, and Leuci issues are among the more localized of these, with a relatively tight geographic distribution in the archaeological record.

The LT#9078 variant designation signals a die or typological deviation from the primary catalogued type. Cast rather than struck, die-link studies on Leuci potin are complicated by the nature of the alloy itself.