| Seaby 356 | Celtic Britain, Trinovantes and Catuvellauni, Epaticcus AR Unit. Struck 1st half of 1st century AD. 12.5 mm, 1.21g. EPATI, Head of Hercules right, dot -in-hook behind head. / Eagle facing with wings spread. clutching serpent in talons; dot in circle above. Hobbs 2163; Van Arsdell 580; SCBC 356; Nash 212. | Text |  |
| Seaby 357 | Celtic Britain. Trinovantes. Epaticcus. ca 35-43 AD. AR Unit 1.03 g. CIO, Winged Victory seated right on chair, holding wreath. / EPAT, Boar charging right beneath a tree. Hobbs 2294; Van Arsdell 581-1; SCBC 357. | Text |  |
| VanArsdell 580 | English Celts, Atrebates, Epaticcus, 35-43 AD, AR Unit. EPATI, bust right, wearing lionskin headdress, border of dots. / Eagle standing, head turned left, wings spread, dot in circle above, serpent in claws. VA 580-1; BMC 2024-2293; Seaby 356. | Text |  |
| VanArsdell 581 | Celtic Britain, Atrebates, Epaticcus AR Unit. EPATI, bust right in animal skin headdress, dot in circle behind / Eagle with spread wings standing three-quarters right on snake, head left, dot in circle in upper right field. Hobbs 2024ff. VA 580–1.
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| Van Arsdell Celtic Coins of Britain Plates |
| See also: | Search for Epaticcus at CoinArchives.com |
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| Coins of Epaticcus at the Celtic Coin Index |
| See Epaticcus Coins available from TimeLine Auctions- www.timelineauctions.com |
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