Aulerci Eburovices. Hemistater with a wild boar, var. 3 ND (early 1st century B.C. through the Gallic Wars).

LT. missing - DT.2401-2402; Electrum - 3.02 g - 19.5 mm - 4 h
MP copy No. 106 in the book “Surréelles Monnaies Gauloises,” by Samuel Gouet and Marc Petit—acquired from Y. Cellard in 1997.
Relatively large and slightly irregular blank with a beautiful, complete reverse paired with a slightly soft and worn obverse due to a convex blank. Very Fine to Very Good / Very Good.
This type of hemistater is probably the most common in the electrum coinage of the Aulerci Eburovices. The gold appears to be heavily alloyed, and some specimens may be heavily worn, as if they had been in circulation for a long time. While quarters are known for the wolf type and for var. 1 with the boar, no quarters have been recorded for the following variants