Detailed information about the coin Stater, Corio (Corio Tree), Dobunni tribe, with pictures and collection and swap management: mintage, descriptions, metal, weight, size, value and other numismatic data

Celtic Dobunni, Corio (c. 20 BC – AD 5) AV Stater, 5.51g. 'Tree of Life' symbol. Rev: CORIO, Stylised, triple-tailed horse right, 'hidden face' above, wheel below trio of pellets behind.

The East Wiltshire tribe is a small group striking uninscribed coinage in gold (mainly base) silver & bronze. For many years the East Wilts coins were looked upon as crude contemporary copies of the Dobunnic series but thanks to many more being found by metal detectorists in recent years they are now recognised as much more than this.

Triple-tailed horse r. animal below and pellet ringed sun above. Good very fine, sharp detail, clear COR, mix of yellow and rose gold. A pleasing example of this extremely rare issue.

Dobunni Corio 50-5BC Gold Stater. Corio Tree. Tree symbol, pellet at base, on plain field./Triple tailed horse right, wheel below, CORIO above. ABC2048, S386, 18mm, 4.99g. The iconic Iron Age triple tailed horse is clear on this centrally struck Dobunni stater. Provenance will be provided.

Dobunni Corio 20BC-5AD Gold Stater. Tree symbol, pellet at base / Triple tailed horse right, sun ring above, small animal below. ABC2048, S386, 17x18mm, 5.51g. Provenance will be provided. New Stock alert!

Tree symbol with pellet at base on plain field. Reverse: Triple-tailed horse r. wheel below and [CORIO] above. About very fine, same obverse die as our A0056. Found near Repton, South …

Tree symbol with pellet at base on plain field. Reverse: Triple-tailed horse r. wheel below and CORI [O] above. Very fine, a well centred horse and name clear. Ex CNG Auction, 11 Sep 2019 - Lot 792.

Mar 31, 2015 · In Britain there were five main Celtic denominations which collectors classify as: gold staters, gold quarter staters, silver units, silver minims, and bronze (or potin) units. Gold staters were the principle denomination of pre-Roman Britain.

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