International. A Rare Celtic Tetradrachm (Coin), Samobor Type A, C.400 BC Hold and being wounded a second

and being wounded a second time

(Liyakat Madalyasi)

an "M" and numbered "103"

was only the beginning

International. A Rare Celtic Tetradrachm (Coin), Samobor Type A, C.400 BC Hold and being wounded a secondAn extremely rare and ancient coin, in solid silver, variable alignment, the obverse features a male head facing left, wearing a three strand pearl diadem, the reverse with a right facing prancing horse, measuring 23. 8 mm (w) x 25. 3 mm (h), weighing 11. 1 grams, light crack near 7 o'clock and into center, dark patina, wear consistent with age, a near extremely fine coin of historic importance. Footnote: Noricum is the Latin name for the Celtic