Silver Unit - Regni Eight leaf Cogwheel

The Atrebates entered recorded history largely through Caesar's accounts of his British expeditions — Commius, installed as a client king by Rome after 54 BC, presided over a tribe whose coinage shifted noticeably in the years following. The eight-leaf cogwheel type falls within that politically turbulent window, when Atrebatean rulers were navigating the aftermath of Roman intervention while maintaining the visual vocabulary of indigenous Celtic coinage.

ABC 716 is a compact, lightweight unit whose fabric reflects the broader southern British tradition of reduced-weight silver struck in the mid-first century BC. Specimens are typically found in Hampshire and West Sussex — the tribal heartland.