Celtic Gaul. Upper and Middle Seine. Leuci (?) Potin au taureau et au lis, I ème siècle avant . JC (No reserve price)

This potin coin from Celtic Gaul, specifically from the Upper and Middle Seine region, possibly linked to the Leuci tribe, dates back to the first century BC. Potin is a bronze alloy commonly used by Celtic tribes for coinage and small artifacts. The depiction of a bull and fleur-de-lis motif reflects Celtic artistic symbolism and perhaps tribal identity or religious significance. Celtic coinage before Roman conquest often combined indigenous styles with influences from the classical world, particularly Greek and Roman. Such coins are important in understanding the socio-political structures, trade relations, and cultural expressions of the Gaulish tribes prior to full Roman integration.