Null SEQUANES Besançon region 3rd century B.C.
Laureate head of Apollo, right. R…

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SEQUANES Besançon region 3rd century B.C. Laureate head of Apollo, right. R/. Horse led by a charioteer on right. The monogram below the horse has become a triskel. ♦ DT 3011-3013 or DT 2017; LT 6427 Gold quarter statere imitated from the coins of Philip of Macedonia. (1,95 g) Nice style. B./T.B.

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SEQUANES Besançon region 3rd century B.C. Laureate head of Apollo, right. R/. Horse led by a charioteer on right. The monogram below the horse has become a triskel. ♦ DT 3011-3013 or DT 2017; LT 6427 Gold quarter statere imitated from the coins of Philip of Macedonia. (1,95 g) Nice style. B./T.B.

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