Celtic. Hispania, Bolscan-Osca. Denarius 150-100 BC. (No reserve price)

This denarius from Bolscan (modern-day Osca, Spain) dates from 150-100 BC during the late Iron Age in Hispania before full Roman conquest. The Celtic coinage produced by indigenous tribes such as those around Bolscan reflected a mix of local artistic traditions and increasing influence from Mediterranean cultures through trade and contact. The denarius was a Roman silver coin type, but local Celtic variants often incorporated distinctive motifs and inscriptions in native scripts. These coins serve as valuable sources for understanding the cultural and economic interactions on the Iberian Peninsula prior to Roman domination and shed light on the extent of Celtic influence in ancient Hispania.