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The Durotriges stater (c. 60–20 BC) is an Iron Age Celtic coin issued by the Durotriges tribe of south-west Britain, mainly in modern Dorset and surrounding areas.
It is typically made of silver or billon and weighs around 3–5 grams, serving as a high-value unit of exchange.
The obverse usually shows a highly stylised human head, derived from earlier classical prototypes.
The reverse features an abstract horse with pellets and geometric symbols, a hallmark of British Celtic coinage.
These staters reflect a local, non-Roman economy shortly before the Roman conquest of Britain in AD 43.
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This ancient coin is a must-have for any collector of coins and for anyone who appreciates the beauty and significance of historic artifacts.
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