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Stater of Vercingetorix horse facing right, crescent and amphora
| Emittent | Arverni |
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| Jahr | 53 BC - 52 BC |
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| Referenz(en) | DT#3601-3603, LT#3777-3778 |
| Aversbeschreibung | Male head facing left in stylized Gaulish artistic tradition, with flowing, curvilinear hair rendered as a series of tight, flame-like locks radiating around the face. The facial features are boldly modeled with a prominent nose, defined chin, and large eye. A torc or beaded collar is visible at the neck. The legend VERCINGETORIX appears in the field, identifying this as a coin associated with the famous Arvernian chieftain. The overall style reflects the dynamic, abstract Celtic artistic vocabulary characteristic of late La Tène period coinage. |
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| Aversschrift | Latin |
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Vercingetorix united the Gallic tribes against Caesar in 52 BC, and the Arverni — whose territory centered on what is now the Auvergne — were at the political core of that coalition. This stater was almost certainly struck to finance that campaign, possibly including the payment of mercenaries and allied chieftains. The type is directly associated with the Gallic War rather than routine tribal commerce.
Vercingetorix surrendered at Alesia in 52 BC and was held in Rome for six years before being executed following Caesar's triumph in 46 BC.