Stater ‘with crescent’ , Crainvilliers type (Delestrée Series 839)., Profile to the right, of Apollonian origin, laureate, with curly hair. At the neckline, a striated oval. In front of the profile, a striated oval. All around, crescents turned outward., Horse advancing to the left, pulling a chariot with 8-spokes wheel visible, driven by a charioteer holding the reins in one hand and raising the other. In front of it, a bird standing horizontally on its chest, facing upwards. Between the horse's legs, a striated hollow crescent turned upwards. Below, two pelleted half-circles linked with a segment, evoking a thunderbolt., Very interesting stater: the portrait is extremely similar to the one illustrated in Delestrée 3078, while the reverse is closer to DT. 3075 with a single crescent under the horse. Unfortunately, the blank has a damage on the edge at 7h. Otherwise, this is a very fine example of a scyphate coin, with a large blank and all the elements around the horse clearly visible and complete.D. Allen, RSN 53 (1974), 90-91var (p. 69 & pl. 12); Castelin, 846-847var; LT 8922var; DT. 3078var; S. Scheers, BSFN 6 (2005), p. 117, fig. 5-6 & Danicourt 86var.