Ancient British Coins

Tribe or region group · North of the Thames

Catuvellauni and Trinovantes

Usually treated together by modern catalogues; the coins name rulers rather than tribes.

Dates (records of the coins here)
80 BC to AD 41, as broad ranges; not reign dates
Coins on this site
13
Rulers named on coins
Tasciovanos, Cunobelin, Addedomaros, Dubnovellaunos, Andoco, Rues

Copper alloy units

CunobelinCunobelin seated Victory copper-alloy unitCopper-alloy unit · AD 8–41CunobelinCunobelin Northern Bronze unitCopper-alloy unit · AD 10–40CunobelinCunobelin Centaur copper-alloy unitCopper-alloy unit · AD 10–40RuesRues Bronze Unit (Rues Lion)Copper-alloy unit · c. 10 BC–AD 10

Silver units

CunobelinCunobelin Cricket silver unitSilver unit · AD 10–40TasciovanosTasciovanos Warrior silver unitSilver unit · 25 BC–AD 10AndocoAndoco Silver Unit (Andoco Pegasus)Silver unit · c. 20 BC–AD 10

Gold quarter staters

Catuvellauni and TrinovantesTrinovantes Gold Quarter Stater (Clacton de Jersey)Gold quarter stater · c. 80–50 BC

Gold staters

Catuvellauni and TrinovantesCatuvellauni Gold Stater (Early Whaddon Chase)Gold stater · c. 60–20 BCAddedomarosAddedomaros Gold Stater (Spiral)Gold stater · c. 45–25 BCDubnovellaunosDubnovellaunos Gold Stater (Dubnovellaunos Branch)Gold stater · c. 20 BC – AD 10TasciovanosTasciovanos Gold Stater (Hidden Faces)Gold stater · c. 20 BC–AD 10CunobelinCunobelin Gold Stater (Linear)Gold stater · AD 10–40