Stater 'Corieltauvian A'

正面描述	Highly stylised and abstracted design derived ultimately from the Macedonian gold stater of Philip II, retaining vestigial elements of the original laureate head. The obverse field is dominated by bold, sweeping relief lines and pellet clusters representing a severely degraded wreath or hair arrangement, rendered in the characteristic late Iron Age Celtic artistic idiom. The overall composition is asymmetric and irregular, with deeply modelled relief surfaces typical of British hammered Celtic coinage.
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背面描述	Highly stylised disjointed horse motif facing right, rendered in the abstract Celtic manner with pellets, crescents, and geometric ornaments filling the field. The horse's body is broken into component curved segments, with a prominent pellet-and-arc arrangement beneath and surrounding the figure. A stylised charioteer or rider element and wheel-like ornament appear in association with the horse, consistent with the Corieltauvian series. The lower field displays what appears to be a partial inscription or ornamental arrangement, with pellets and a curved exergual line, all characteristic of the Corieltauvian A type.
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铸造量	ND (-55)
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