Roma Numismatics Ltd
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Iberia, Neronken Æ 25mm. Early 1st century BC. Veiled female head to right; TIUIS (in Iberian script) before / Bull charging to right; [wreath] above, 'NERONKEN' (in Iberian script) below. ACIP 2696; CNH 4. 8.48g, 25mm, 8h.
Very Fine. Very Rare; rated R5 by ACIP.
From the Italo Vecchi Collection;
Acquired from London Ancient Coins Ltd.
According to ACIP p. 537, "the "oppidum" where coins with this Iberian toponym Neronken were issued was located in Mont-Laurès, near the current Narbonne." It was therefore part of the Roman province of Gallia Narbonensis.
Very Fine. Very Rare; rated R5 by ACIP.
From the Italo Vecchi Collection;
Acquired from London Ancient Coins Ltd.
According to ACIP p. 537, "the "oppidum" where coins with this Iberian toponym Neronken were issued was located in Mont-Laurès, near the current Narbonne." It was therefore part of the Roman province of Gallia Narbonensis.