Helmeted head to right with a spear., Bull to right, drinking from a small vase on the ground., A well-known but extremely rare specimen, of which very few copies seem to be preserved in museums and which does not often appear on sale.

Celtic bronze issue of the Bituriges Cubi tribe dated circa 80–50 BC. “ABVDOS” type catalogued as Delestrée 34, featuring distinctive late Iron Age Gallic stylized designs. Tribal pre-Roman coinage from central Gaul with strong historical and collector appeal.

Ambiani, Area of Amiens, Bronze au cheval et au sanglier, Ist century BC, EF, Bronze, Delestrée:449, Horse prancing right; pellets and annulets around, Boar standing right; pellets and annulets above, pellet-in-annulet below

Celticized head of Apollo to left, wearing three-strand pearl diadem., Celticized horse prancing left., 'Samobor A' type. Dembski 866.

Helmeted profile on the right. Before the chin, a lyre pointing inward; before the nose, a triskeles. Around the neck, a torque. At the bottom, around the edge, a coiled snake with its head on the right figured by two small rings. All around, small rings and crescents., Rooster standing to the right, with oversized legs and a bearded human head included under its neck. Various patterns before., Example of high quality, with many details still preserved.