Celtic Northeast Gaul. Leuci. 1st century BC. Cast Potin (1.83g, 17mm). DT 151

Description

Celtic Northeast Gaul. Leuci. 1st century BC. Cast Potin (1.83g, 17mm).

Obv.: head left.
Rev.: boar standing left; below, facing human head or mask. LT 9180; DT 151. VF.

The Leuci were a Gallic tribe from Gallia Belgica, located in present-day northeastern France. They were known for their warrior culture and trade networks, especially during the Iron Age.

Leuci Potin Coins:

• Material: Potin, a high-tin bronze alloy used for casting coins.
• Design:
  • Obverse: A stylized, diademed bust with a large eye.
  • Reverse: A boar with a wheel beneath, a common Celtic symbol.
• Date: Circulated between 75–50 BC.

These coins reflect Celtic artistic traditions, with abstract designs and symbolic imagery