This is an ancient silver AR Quinarius from the Sequani tribe in Central Gaul (Circa mid-1st century BCE, around Caesar's Gallic Wars). A Celtic coin blending Roman influence featuring a Celticized head of Roma and a horse symbolizing local power and Gallic identity during the period leading up to Roman conquest.
The Sequani were a powerful Gallic tribe in modern-day France in which this coin shows a Celtic interpretation of Roma (the personification of Rome) with a helmet and curly hair, bearing a tribal name "Q. DOCI".
Struck by hammer, making each coin unique. The Gaulish ethnonym Sequani (sing. Sequanos) stems from the Celtic name of the Seine river, Sequana.
Argentum (AR) Silver Quinarius Coin / 14k Gold
3mm White Sapphire charm (birthstone for September)
