Stater 'Late Whaddon Chase type'

Obverse description	Blank obverse field, characteristic of the Late Whaddon Chase type within the British Iron Age coinage tradition. The surface is entirely uninscribed and devoid of deliberate design, presenting a plain, slightly convex flan typical of hammered Celtic gold staters. The irregular flan edges reflect the hand-struck production technique of the period.
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Reverse description	A stylised Celtic horse prancing to the right occupies the central field, rendered in the abstract curvilinear artistic tradition characteristic of Late Iron Age British coinage. A prominent wing motif appears above the horse, while a pelletal sun symbol and a corded groundline are positioned below. A pierced mullet symbol is placed before the horse. The composition reflects the progressive abstraction from the original Macedonian stater prototype, with dynamic disjointed elements arranged across the flan.
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Mintage	ND (60 BC - 20 BC)
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