v28_0698 - GALLIA - BELGICA - PARIS AREA PC 04.06 - Potin dit “à l'Y”, stylisé
MONNAIES 28 (2007)
Starting price : 250.00 €
Estimate : 600.00 €
Realised price : 250.00 €
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Starting price : 250.00 €
Estimate : 600.00 €
Realised price : 250.00 €
Number of bids : 1
Maximum bid : 310.00 €
Type : PC 04.06 - Potin dit “à l'Y”, stylisé
Date: Ier siècle avant J.-C.
Metal : potin
Diameter : 15 mm
Weight : 2,01 g.
Rarity : R3
Coments on the condition:
Petit potin assez flou mais parfaitement identifiable, avec une patine verte et légèrement granuleuse
Predigree :
Ce potin illustre l’ouvrage “POTINS CELTES”
Obverse
Obverse legend : ANÉPIGRAPHE.
Obverse description : Sorte d'Y retourné, globulé aux extrémités avec deux formes renflées de chaque côté pour les restes d’une tête janiforme ou casquée.
Reverse
Reverse legend : ANÉPIGRAPHE.
Reverse description : Un axe vertical renflé au centre, avec un globule à chaque extrémité ; un arc de cercle pointé de part et d'autre.
Commentary
Une des premières apparitions de ce potin semble être le n° 383 de la collection A. Trampitsch, 13-15 novembre 1986. Ce potin y était attribué aux Suessions ou aux Bellovaques. Lors de la parution du Nouvel Atlas, les auteurs l'ont pourtant considéré comme une monnaie "originale" ou inédite, en précisant que "plusieurs provenances ont été signalées au nord de la vallée de la Seine, entre les confluents de l'Aube et de la Marne". Il constitue la variété 2 du “potin à l’Y”. H. Patat le classe quant à lui aux Parisii.
One of the first appearances of this potin seems to be No. 383 of the A. Trampitsch collection, November 13-15, 1986. This potin was attributed to the Suessiones or the Bellovaci. When the New Atlas was published, the authors nevertheless considered it an \\\"original\\\" or unpublished coin, specifying that \\\"several provenances have been reported to the north of the Seine valley, between the confluences of the Aube and the Marne.\\\" It constitutes variety 2 of the “potin à l'Y.” H. Patat classifies it with the Parisii
One of the first appearances of this potin seems to be No. 383 of the A. Trampitsch collection, November 13-15, 1986. This potin was attributed to the Suessiones or the Bellovaci. When the New Atlas was published, the authors nevertheless considered it an \\\"original\\\" or unpublished coin, specifying that \\\"several provenances have been reported to the north of the Seine valley, between the confluences of the Aube and the Marne.\\\" It constitutes variety 2 of the “potin à l'Y.” H. Patat classifies it with the Parisii
Historical background
GALLIA - BELGICA - PARIS AREA
(1st century BC)
Under the term Parisian region are gathered all the coins, generally of bronze or pewter, which cannot be attributed to the Parisii, even if sometimes some of their examples have been found in Paris, in the Seine. These "peripheral" coins are often found locally or located in geographical areas of the current Paris region. Need we remind you that the Parisii emancipated themselves late from Senone supervision, even if this cliché is sometimes called into question today? These pagi coins must have had a limited circulation area and are often, even today, rare. Once again, only a precise map of the distribution of the finds will make it possible to better understand and better situate these coinages which are only poorly known because the various stakeholders concerned do not want to take the trouble to make them known..
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