Silver Unit - Andoco Andoco Pegasus

Issuer	Catuvellauni and Trinovantes tribes (Celtic Britain)
Year	20 BC - 1 BC
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Reference(s)	ABC#2721 , Van Arsdell#1868 , Sp#264 , BMC Iron#2018 , Mack#199

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Obverse script	Latin
Obverse lettering	A
Reverse description	A Pegasus depicted in energetic motion to the left, its body compact and powerfully rendered in the abstract Celtic tradition. The wings are shown as a fan of elongated lines terminating in pellets above the creature's back, and a prominent torc or collar ornament encircles the neck. The legend ANDOCO is disposed around the figure in the field, identifying the issuing ruler. Pellets and ring-and-dot motifs appear in the field as decorative elements, typical of Catuvellaunian coinage of the late pre-Roman period.
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