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FeaturedANS 1911.1.15.81 g · 21 mmPhoto: American Numismatic Society, 1911.1.1 (Public Domain Mark)Public Domain Mark For members
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- PAS 501986 · 5.94 g · 16.8 mm · West Sussex (Selsey) (PAS)
- PAS 900835 · 5.89 g · 16.8 mm · Hampshire (Basingstoke and Deane) (PAS)
Tribe
Regini and Atrebates · coinage c. 80 BC – AD 43
Atrebates and Regini, peoples south of the Thames
The and lived south of the Thames, in today's Hampshire, Berkshire, Surrey and Sussex; their coins are catalogued together. Before any ruler's name appears on their coins, the area struck gold. This belongs to the series Derek called , which copies Gallic staters with a ; it began with two-faced coins and ended, as here, with coins whose is blank. Bean suggests the series may have been struck at Calleva (Silchester). The coins of Commios, Tincomarus, Eppillus and Verica followed in the same area.,,,
Known for The peoples of today's Hampshire, Berkshire, Surrey and Sussex; this stater is one of the commonest uninscribed gold coins of their area.
Read more: Wikipedia: Atrebates · Wikipedia: Regni · IACB: ABC 488 · ANS 1911.1.1 · Atrebates and Regni: all coins