Gold, 1.46 grams; 11.86 mm. Circa 110-80 BC. Obverse: traces of 'men' in a boat. Reverse: tree with pointed bars either side over a bent line with symbols below. VA 69-3; S. 46 variant; Sills Ca2 class 3, GGC 430. Good very fine, sharply struck in golden gold.

Dr John Sills of the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University writes: ”British finds of this Gallo-Belgic type are often very worn... showing that they circulated for several decades in this country. Class 3 probably dates to c. 110-80 BC.”

Copper-alloy, 2.62 grams, 15.18 mm. Late first century BC. Obverse: two opposed boars with symbols. Reverse: horse right with symbols. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 09.3085. Scheers Series 87, Class 1; Delestree & Tache 464 AE. Rare; only five listed by Scheers in 1977 and near extremely fine with good surfaces and pleasing patina.

Gold, 1.52 grams. 12.83 mm. Type Ce, Class 1; Circa 100-50 BC. Obverse: stylised bust of Apollo right. Reverse: Celticised horse right with stylised rider and symbol below. S. -; BMC 453. Fine/good fine.