Gold stater

An Iron Age gold stater, Westerham South type of the Regini or Atrebates dating to 60-50 BC. This is an ABC 482, BMC 24-32. Rudd (2010:47) writes "More Westerham South gold staters [ABC 482] are found around West Sussex and the Solent than North Hampshire, indicating that they were probably produced by the Regini, not the Atrebates."Obverse: Wreath design with crescents and cloak.Reverse: A disjointed horse left, stick legs and many pellets above.Dimensions: diameter: 18.60mm; weight: 6.27g.References: Rudd, C. 2010, Ancient British Coins, NorwichDimensions and weightQuantity: 1 

Weight: 6.27 g 

Diameter: 18.6 mmMaterials and construction Primary material: Gold   

Manufacture method: Struck or hammered  

Completeness: Complete