NGC Celtic Sequani Tribe Coin 57BC-50BC Certified Gaul Genuine Ancient Silver

This is a rare and genuine 2000 year old NGC certified ancient silver Celtic Sequani Gaul coin from the mid 1st century BC, 57BC-50BC. It features a beautiful design (see photos) and is a great addition to any collection. The obverse shows a Helmeted head facing left; inscription read from the outer side of the coin. The reverse depicts a strapped and bridled horse galloping left; inscription read from the inside of the coin. The Gauls were the Celtic tribes that settled in what the Romans called Gaul.

The Sequani Celtic people in Gaul in the 1st century BC occupied the territory between the Saône, Rhône, and Rhine rivers, with their chief city at Vesontio (modern Besançon). Quarrels with the Aedui led them to call in the German Ariovistus, who defeated the Aedui but occupied Sequanian territory in modern Alsace and gradually raised his demands.

Together with the Aedui, the Sequani appealed to Julius Caesar (58 BC). He expelled the Germans but compelled the Sequani to restore all Aeduan land they had seized. Under the Roman Empire the Sequani belonged to Gallia Belgica; in Diocletian's reorganization (late 3rd-early 4th century AD), their territory, with that of the Rauraci and Helvetii, became the separate province of Sequania, or Maxima Sequanorum. The coin's denomination is a quinarius, and it is certified by NGC. The coin is a great piece of history.

It is perfect for collectors of ancient coins and is a great investment. Add this rare and valuable coin to your collection today!