| Item : 13021 | | Description |
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| Description : Ancient Celtic Britain Gold Quarter Stater Cunobelin | | Britain, Catuvellauni, quarter Stater, Cunobeline, c. AD 10-20, AR CA-MV, barleyear, Rv. CVN, horse galloping r. above, branch, at r., pellet. Dotted border. | | Authenticity: Forgery - Modern | | Category : Ancient Celtic Britian - Coins | | | | Category Details | | Source | | Category : Ancient | | Sold as: Authentic | | : Celtic | | Entered by : Amentia | | : Britain | | | Key Info | | Condemnation | Region/Tribe : --
| | The fake staters, supposedly a variant of the ‘wild type’ (see ABC 2777-83), are comparatively easy to spot, when you know what to look for. The flan is too dished; some examples have multiple striking cracks; the base of the corn stalk is very faint; and there is a flat letter O floating in front of the horse’s head.
Condemned by Chris Rudd and Elizabeth Cottam.
http://www.coinsweekly.com/en/Cunobelin-counterfeits/4?&id=1825 Forgery Type: struck | Ruler : Cunobelin
| Denomination : Quarter Stater
| Content : Gold
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