South Ferriby type gold stater of the Corieltauvi

The detectorist who unearthed this Ancient British coin wished to remain anonymous but requested a valuation in order to pass on a figure to a farmer.

This is a South Ferriby type gold stater of the Corieltauvi. On the obverse is a wreath motif and on the reverse, facing left, a disjointed horse with a star of eight points below. In Ancient British Coins this type of stater is listed as number 1743.

Valuation

    A few scuffs show up on the obverse and the flan is oval (20mm by 16mm) but this gold stater would grade about VF. This isn’t a rare coin but is a reasonably decent example of its type. In its present condition a likely pre-sale auction estimate would be £400-500.

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