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Silver Drachm with horse and caduceus

Issuer Allobroges
Year 120 BC - 75 BC
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Value 1 Drachm
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Obverse description Laureate male head facing left, rendered in the schematized Celtic artistic style derived from Massalian prototypes. The hair is depicted as a series of flowing, incuse locks or strands radiating from the crown, with a beaded border partially visible along the left rim. The facial features are stylized, with a pronounced brow and simplified relief characteristic of Gaulish coinage of the period.
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Reverse description A stylized horse prancing or galloping to the left, depicted in a schematic Celtic manner with exaggerated rounded haunches and elongated limbs. Above the horse, a row of pellets or dots is visible in the upper field, and a stylized caduceus or sword-like symbol appears above the horse's back. The overall composition is typical of the Allobroges coinage derived from Massalian drachm prototypes, with the field showing scattered decorative elements.
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