Here are seven rare Ancient British
coins which you should note right
away in your 2007 diary:
In the Chris Rudd January Sale
you can
SAVE £200 on this
very rare Dubnovellaunos
Metalworker silver unit. Only 15
others recorded.
In the Chris Rudd January Sale
you can
SAVE £200 on this
boldly branded Tincomarus
Warrior gold stater. Ex Nigel
Campbell collection.
In the Chris Rudd January Sale
you can
SAVE £250 on this
gorgeous golden Commios E-Type
stater. Its unusual ovoid flan
gives you a great display of
both the all-important E-sign
and the solar wheel below.
Extremely rare, only 11 others
recorded. Ex Dr John Tonkin Perry
collection, USA.
In the Chris Rudd
January Sale you can
SAVE £135 on
this lovely Lindsey
Scyphate gold quarter
stater. Full flan (none
of the usual chips) and
cuppy enough to contain
quite a few drops of
sacrificial human blood
- or whatever vital
bodily fluid you may
care to conjure up in
your reconstruction of a
Druid votive offering to
guarantee you a
prosperous New Year.
In the Chris Rudd
January Sale you can
SAVE £400
- yes, one third of its
previous catalogue
price! - on this rare
Esu Prasu gold stater,
with its clearly
inscribed inscription.
In the Chris Rudd
January Sale you can
SAVE £450
on this excessively rare
Volisios Dumnocoveros
silver unit. Only three
others recorded,
including one in the
British Museum.
In the Chris Rudd
January Sale you can
SAVE £300
on this daringly
designed Gold Tit
quarter stater with
its breast-like bulge
(only a British artist
would have the nerve to
propose and execute such
a starkly simple
engraving) and its
delightfully dinky
gee-gee. Another
excessively rare piece
of 2,000-year-old gold;
no, they don't knock 'em
out like this any more.
Only five others
recorded. Chris Rudd
January list. 08.01.07
