Quarter stater with apterous (wingless) figure holding two weapons ("au personnage aptère aux deux armes"), Delestrée 2156 (same dies)., Profile on the right of Apollonian origin, the hair is formed by rows of crescent-shaped and striated locks, with a bun made of flame-like locks at the back of the head. In front of the face, an S-shaped volute., Androcephalic horse galloping to the right, driven by an charioteer holding the reins in one hand and in the other, a strap passing over the head and ending before it with a square divided by an X with a central pellet, similar to a vexilium. Under the horse's tail, four-spoked wheel. Below, a reclining figure to the right, wingless, holding a curved dagger in one hand and a spear in the other., Very well preserved example. Divisional coinage of staters attributed to the Aulerci Cenomani, a Gallic tribe from the Le Mans region, of great rarity. The portrait on the obverse is perfectly centered, while the reverse is off-center, focused on the wingless figure. Same dies as the example illustrated in Delestrée's catalogue (Dt. 2156).