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Silver Unit Ugly Mug / Bury G

Features

Issuer Iceni tribe (Celtic Britain)
Type Standard circulation coins
Years 50 BC - 45 BC
Value Silver Unit
Currency Stater
Composition Srebro
Weight 0.9 g
Diameter 13 mm
Shape Okrągły (nieregularny)
Technique Młotkowana
Orientation Variable alignment ↺
Demonetized Yes
Number
N#
460713
References ABC# 1528
Elizabeth Cottam, Philip de Jersey, Chris Rudd, John Sills; 2010. Ancient British Coins. Chris Rudd, Aylsham, United Kingdom.
, Talbot MfT# Bury G
John Talbot; 2017. Made for Trade: A New View of Icenian Coinage. Oxbow, Oxford, United Kingdom.

Series: Early Local Period II

Obverse

(en) Crude male head right with reversed-6 hair. Spoked wheel in front.

Reverse

(en) Belted horse right with clumpy hooves. Four ringed pellets linked in V-shape above.

Comments

(en)

Two known, found near Bury St Edmunds (see CCI 17.0308).

Talbot: Bury G. Bury D, E, F, G, Large Flan B (I, II, III) and D and Spiral were issued contemporaneously in small quantities in a period of local production. Bury D (from Snettisham) and F were early, the diamond suggesting a relationship with Large Flan A. Bury G (from Bury St Edmunds) was also likely early, as was Spiral. Bury E has two different styles of die. Large Flan B (from around Fincham) has hollow stars like later Large Flan A and stylistic links to Large Flan C and are possibly contemporaneous. Large Flan D (from the Fens) has the open horse's head of the earlier period but is derived from Large Flan A and is later.

Talbot Chronology: Gallo-Belgic E/Ingoldisthorpe - Early Local Period I (55BC-35BC) - Early Local Period II (35BC-15BC) - Denominational Period I (15BC-5: Snettisham - Plouviez - Irstead - Early Boar Horse) - Denominational Period II (5-25: Boar Horse B - Boar Horse C) - Denominational Period III (25-45).

Chris Rudd (ABC) ‘Ugly Mug’.

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Date VG F VF XF AU UNC
ND (50 BC - 45 BC) 

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