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All info of this unknown Celtic coin is welcome.
Diam. : 15 mm / Weight : 1,86 gr. / mater. ?
av. : head left
rev. : horse right , dot below horse
Coin found in Nord- France

Regards, Pinpoint

Hi,

I know what‘s pictured there: It isn‘t a horse! It is a Capricornus with a Globe below (not a dot).
And it‘s the bust of Hermes.

Well, it could be a Celtic imitation…

But look here:
https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=9950746
https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=9950747

Syrtica, Sabratha Pseudo-autonomous issue. Time of Augustus to Tiberius, circa 27 BC - AD 37. Draped bust of Hermes to left, wearing petasos; [SBRT'N] (in Neo-Punic script) upwards before, winged caduceus behind / Capricorn to right, with cornucopiae, rudder and globe.

Kind regards,

Lackland

@Lackland

Thanks for your excellent research work ! I couldn't find a match of this coin.
It's a capricorn instead a horse ! Therefor I searched in the wrong direction .
The hypothese it is a Celtic imitation is plausible !
Very interesting coin !

Regards from The Netherlands, Pinpoint