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During Classical Greek and Hellenistic times, much of Northern Europe was occupied by Celtic tribes who traded with the Greeks. The Celts developed their own coinage by imitating Greek types.

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 Most Celtic coinage was issued by tribes in Gaul and Britain, but Celtic coins were also struck in Central Europe, mostly along the Rhine and Danube, and in Galatia, in Asia Minor.
   

G0203* 3612 Danubian Celts: AR 25 Tetradrachm (imitating Philip II)
$1,650.00
Obv. -- Laur. hd. of Zeus r.
Rev. Blundered Greek legend; Youth on horseback r., lyre-like ornament below.
13.33g
Sear 0203v; Gõbl, OTA 384 nearly EF
A rare and attractive example of the Leierblume type.
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