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Gold Plated Stater - Boduoc Boduoc Bold Contemporary Counterfeit

Issuer Dobunni tribe (Celtic Britain)
Year 15 BC - 10 BC
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Weight 2.55 g
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Obverse description Plain, unadorned field bearing the retrograde or boldly rendered Latin inscription BODVOC centrally positioned across the flan. The legend, referencing the Dobunnic ruler Boduoc, is rendered in a characteristically bold and irregular Celtic lettering style, occupying the full width of the field with no additional decorative elements. The die-cutting is somewhat crude, consistent with the coin's identification as a contemporary counterfeit of the prototype stater. The flan surface is uneven, reflecting the hammered production technique typical of Late Iron Age Celtic coinage.
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Obverse lettering BODVOC.
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Mintage ND (15 BC - 10 BC) - Base core -
ND (15 BC - 10 BC) - Gold plated -
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