Celts, Carnutes. Statère d'électrum à la joue ornée et à la lyre,Ier siècle avant Jésus-Christ

Electrum statere of the Carnutes with an ornate cheek and a lyre. 1st century B. C. Electrum 20. 5 mm, 7. 26 g Guaranteed authentic: purchased at CGB, rue Vivienne in Paris. Specimen with a broad edge and the electrum still quite yellow. Well-centred reverse side. Numismatic references: LT 5947; DT 2526 Obverse: laureate head modelled on Philip II of Macedonia, highly stylised with almond-shaped eyes, right; the cheek is decorated with three triangular globules, the neck line is decorated with a pearl necklace. Reverse: Bige right on a wavy line in exergue, led by a charioteer; an upside down lyre between the legs of the horses of the bige. Delivery only within France and the EU, paid for by me, with declared value. No shipping outside of EU.