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Ruler
FreeTasciovanos (Tasciovanus) · c. 20 BC–AD 9
King of the from about 20 BC, ruling from Verlamion (St Albans); for a short time (c. 15–10 BC) he also struck coins at Camulodunon (Colchester). He is known only from his coins, some of which call him RICON, a British word for king. Several later rulers name him as their father. This begins his gold coinage.,,,
Known for The first Catuvellaunian ruler to put his name on his coins, and a large coinage in gold, silver and , much of it naming Verlamion.
Tasciovanos (Tasciovanus)this coin
Cunobelinson, read from coin legends,
Epaticcusson, read from coin legends
People Catuvellauni: A people north of the Thames in today's Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire, centred on Verlamion (St Albans); Tasciovanos also struck coins for a time at Camulodunon (Colchester, Essex), in the land of their neighbours the .,,
Read more: Wikipedia: Tasciovanus · IACB: ABC 2553 · Tasciovanos: all coins · Catuvellauni and Trinovantes: all coins
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MembersLast sale: Silbury Coins fixed-price listing IAC160, 12 May 2026, £2,950 asking (sold (page shows 'Reserved Sold', out of stock))
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