Ancient Coinage of Gaul, Lingones

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DLT 5252Gaul, the Aedui (or Lingones) AR Quinarius. Helmeted head left, four pellets (representing denarius mark X) behind / Celticized horse galloping left, pellet in ring above, another pellet in ring below. BMC Celtic 333. Reding p. 176, 68, pl. xvii, 414. Dessewffy 657. TextImage
DLT 8291Lingones Tribe, Kaletedoy, AR Unit or Quinarius (17mm, 1.85g). Helmeted head of Roma left / KAΛETΔOY, bridled horse running left. TextImage
DLT 8319Gaul, Lingones Tribe, Potin 18 mm. 3.61 gr. 1st C. BC. Stylized Janiform bust / Boar left, traces of legend. CCCBM III 448-449; S470-477; DLT 8319.TextImage
DLT 8319 (2)Gaul, Lingones Tribe, OYINDA Potin 16.5mm, 3 g. 80-50 BC. Stylized Janiform bust. / Boar left, traces of legend YIN-ΔIA. Type LaTour 8319; Paris 8318-8328; Lelewel Atlas, (1840), pl. VI, 57; RN. 1904, p. 305, 12; Gallia 52, (1995), p. 7, 39.TextImage
DLT 8329Gaul, Lingones AE20 Potin unit. ca 100-30 BC. Potin AE 20 mm, 1.99 g. Three dolphins or fish swimming left around central dot in circle, all within circle of dots. / Three s-shaped ornaments around central dot in circle. De la Tour 8329; Castelin, SLM 604; Depeyrot IV 236.TextImage
DLT 8370Gaul, Lingones AE12 of Ekpitos, ca 80-50 BC. 1.85 g. Male head left. / EKPITO or EKPIT usually upwards on left, partially retrograde, horned goat or ibex standing left, head right, with long tail. De La Tour 8370; DT 687; Paris 8369-8379; Saulcy Purchase Paris 1165; Blanchet Traite 398 corr. ("horse").TextImage
DLT 9025Gaul, The Lingones. Circa 60-50 BC. AR Quinarius. SOLIMA, male head left / COLIMA, horse prancing left, dolphin right below. TextImage
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