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Live auction - bga_1065258 - EDUENS, ÆDUI / ARVERNI, UNSPECIFIED Quart de statère au bige

EDUENS, ÆDUI / ARVERNI, UNSPECIFIED Quart de statère au bige VF/VF
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Type : Quart de statère au bige
Date: Ier siècle avant J.-C.
Metal : gold
Diameter : 10,5 mm
Weight : 2 g.
Rarity : R3
Coments on the condition:
Flan court et centré. Patine de collection
Catalogue references :

Obverse


Obverse legend : ANÉPIGRAPHE.
Obverse description : Vestiges d'une tête à droite.

Reverse


Reverse legend : ANÉPIGRAPHE.
Reverse description : Bige à droite, conduit par un aurige ; pseudo-légende à l’exergue.

Commentary


Monnaie similaire à l’exemplaire bga_355116. Ce type de quart est très rare et difficile à classer, si ce n’est par association de style avec des monnaies arvernes ou éduennes. Les travaux de D. Allen dans la Revue Suisse de 1974 reprennent une série de quarts au bige (n° 26-31) sans qu’aucun ne corresponde exactement à notre exemplaire. Si le style semble se rapprocher aux monnaies à l’épis, l’aurige est traité d’une façon très atypique sur cette monnaie, avec une tête angulaire et un oeil en amande.
Coin similar to example bga_355116. This type of quarter is very rare and difficult to classify, except by association of style with Arverni or Aedui coins. The work of D. Allen in the Revue Suisse of 1974 includes a series of quarters with biga (nos. 26-31) without any corresponding exactly to our example. If the style seems to be close to the coins with the ear, the charioteer is treated in a very atypical way on this coin, with an angular head and an almond-shaped eye

Historical background


EDUENS, ÆDUI / ARVERNI, UNSPECIFIED

(1st century BC)

This so-called Siaugues-Saint-Romain series is more complex than it appears and it is difficult to present an exhaustive study of it due to the advanced state of corrosion of most of the known examples. A concentration of these coins can be observed in lower Allier, around Vichy (...). The geographical distribution of the coins makes them a local coinage. It could correspond to a coinage of pagus, whose territory would extend into the protruding space described by the Arverne city in the Allier valley, north of a Mariol-Bègues line. K. Gruel and D. Lallemand, Gallic coins and archeology of the territory in Auvergne, Essays in honor of Simone Scheers, pages 155-171.

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