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Bronze with bird and vase INS Class VIII

Issuer Senones
Year 100 BC - 45 BC
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Shape Round (irregular)
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Reverse description A bird facing left, its beak positioned above a vase or amphora-like vessel in the lower field. Behind the bird appears a pentagram symbol, and a cross with rounded terminals flanked by four globules. Two small ringlets are centered behind the bird's tail. The reverse composition is rich in symbolic devices typical of Senonian bronze coinage, arranged in a schematic but purposeful field layout, with the inscription INS serving as a tribal or mint identifier.
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Reverse lettering INS
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