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GAUL, Cabellio. Lepidus. 44-42 BC. AR Obol - 10mm (0.47 g). 

Obv: CABE, head of Apollo right 
Rev: LE-PI, cornucopiae within wreath. 

RPC I 528; SNG Copenhagen 684. Good VF, toned. Very rare.

George Rogers in his recent study of the triumviral coinage in Gaul ("Notes 
sur des rapports métrologiques: un système monétaire en Gaule de 43 à 23 
av. J.-C.," RN XXVIII [1987], pp. 83-93) supposes that this issue was struck 
under the governorship of Lepidus in 44-42 BC, and that Lepidus was the 
founder of the colony of Cabellio. He further argues that the absence of the 
legend COL (indicating the status of the city as a colony) in combination with 
CABE is not an argument against his proposition, but rather he draws parallels 
with the foundation coinage of Lyon to support his position.

	
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