Stater with eye POTTINA

The Treveri occupied the Moselle valley in what is now Luxembourg and the German Rhineland, and their coinage reflects sustained contact with both Mediterranean trade networks and neighboring Gaulish minting traditions. The "eye POTTINA" designation refers to a die-distinguishing feature used in modern typology — POTTINA itself is a scholarly label, not an ancient inscription. Electrum staters of this type are increasingly rare in hoards north of the Moselle, suggesting either restricted distribution or deliberate hoarding patterns tied to the Caesar-era disruptions of the 50s BC.