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The Redones tribe produced distinctive billon staters—coins made from a silver-copper alloy with relatively low precious metal content—that circulated in their territory of Armorica in northwestern Gaul. The use of billon rather than pure silver or gold reflects both the economic realities of tribal Gaul and practical considerations for everyday transactions in their regional economy. Now, the Gaul Redones BI Stater Coin is available online from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
This Gaul Redones BI Stater Coin is what is known as a billon stater, which refers to the metal content. Generally speaking, billon coins were made with an alloy of base metal/s and silver, with those metals including bronze, copper, or brass. This coin has a muted, silver-gray tone and a soft, matte-like luster. There are subtle, darker patinas in the recesses of the field, creating depth for the design.
In the obverse design of the Redones BI Stater Coin, you’ll find a stylized depiction of a male head. For the reverse of the Gaul Redones BI Stater Coin, the field features a chariot. Redones coinage generally circulated in the territory of Armorica in northwestern Gaul. These coins featured highly stylized and abstract designs derived from earlier Greek prototypes, particularly imitating Macedonian gold staters but executed in the unique Celtic artistic tradition with fragmented, flowing patterns.
The Redones were a Celtic tribe inhabiting the Armorican peninsula in what is now Brittany, with their territory centered around the modern city of Rennes, which derives its name from them. They were part of the broader Armorican confederation and maintained a distinct cultural identity while participating in the complex intertribal politics of late Iron Age Gaul.
JM Bullion customer service can help you buy ancient silver coins at 800-276-6508. Alternatively, you can connect with us via web chat and email.
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The Redones tribe produced distinctive billon staters—coins made from a silver-copper alloy with relatively low precious metal content—that circulated in their territory of Armorica in northwestern Gaul. The use of billon rather than pure silver or gold reflects both the economic realities of tribal Gaul and practical considerations for everyday transactions in their regional economy. Now, the Gaul Redones BI Stater Coin is available online from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
This Gaul Redones BI Stater Coin is what is known as a billon stater, which refers to the metal content. Generally speaking, billon coins were made with an alloy of base metal/s and silver, with those metals including bronze, copper, or brass. This coin has a muted, silver-gray tone and a soft, matte-like luster. There are subtle, darker patinas in the recesses of the field, creating depth for the design.
In the obverse design of the Redones BI Stater Coin, you’ll find a stylized depiction of a male head. For the reverse of the Gaul Redones BI Stater Coin, the field features a chariot. Redones coinage generally circulated in the territory of Armorica in northwestern Gaul. These coins featured highly stylized and abstract designs derived from earlier Greek prototypes, particularly imitating Macedonian gold staters but executed in the unique Celtic artistic tradition with fragmented, flowing patterns.
The Redones were a Celtic tribe inhabiting the Armorican peninsula in what is now Brittany, with their territory centered around the modern city of Rennes, which derives its name from them. They were part of the broader Armorican confederation and maintained a distinct cultural identity while participating in the complex intertribal politics of late Iron Age Gaul.
JM Bullion customer service can help you buy ancient silver coins at 800-276-6508. Alternatively, you can connect with us via web chat and email.
