Stater attributed to the Aulerci Cenomani (Le Mans region, France), from the series known as 'with wingless figure holding two weapons' ("au personnage aptère aux deux armes"). Delestrée, Classe IV, 2153, Latour 6870, Scheers, Lyon 932 et Scheers, Danicourt 250., Stylised head in Armorican style, to left, of Apollonian origin, the hair formed by three rows of crescent-shaped locks pulled back, with a bun made of flame-shaped locks behind. Where the ear should be, two parallel lines emerging from two locks, are ending on the cheek in an adornment formed by three pellets disposed as a triangle. In front of the forehead, a large hair lock., Winged androcephalic horse to the left. On the croup, a highly stylised charioteer holding the reins in one hand and a band in the other, which passes over the head of the horse and ends before its head in a square divided by a cross similar to a vexilium. Under the tail, a 4-spoked wheel. Below the androcephalic horse, a reclining figure to the left, wingless, holding a weapon in each hand: a curved dagger in one, a spear in the other., Stater “with wingless figure holding two weapons" ("au personnage aptère aux deux armes") of very good quality, attributed to the Aulerci Cenomani tribe, present in western France, in the Le Mans region. Despite a crack on the edge (at 12 h on the observe), which was caused when the blank was struck, and which is also a bit short (the forelock and flame-like bun are incomplete), the engravings are clearly visible, lightly worn and largely complete, particularly on the reverse, where the charioteer has been spared by the crack. Delestrée, Classe IV, 2153, Latour 6870, Scheers, Lyon 932 et Scheers, Danicourt 250.