CELTS. MIDDLE AND LOWER DANUBE. PHILIP II IMITATIONS. Audoleon type....
CELTS. MIDDLE AND LOWER DANUBE. PHILIP II IMITATIONS. Audoleon type. Tetradrachm, ø 22 mm (13.46 g). ca. 3rd century B.C. Obverse: Stylized head of Zeus with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: Stylized horseman with his left arm raised, facing right; below, the Audoleon monogram; in front, a lyre-shaped ornament; a zigzag pattern at the top left and bottom right. Göbl, OTA Pl. 35, 429/1; Lanz Collection 723. Fine patina, good condition.
CELTS. MIDDLE AND LOWER DANUBE. PHILIP II IMITATIONS. Audoleon type. Tetradrachm, ø 22 mm (13.46 g). ca. 3rd century B.C. Obverse: Stylized head of Zeus with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: Stylized horseman with his left arm raised, facing right; below, the Audoleon monogram; in front, a lyre-shaped ornament; a zigzag pattern at the top left and bottom right. Göbl, OTA Pl. 35, 429/1; Lanz Collection 723. Fine patina, good condition.
