Stylised head in Armorican style, of Apollonian origin, the hair formed by three rows of crescent-shaped locks pulled back, with a bun behind. Where the ear should be, two parallel lines emerging from two locks, are ending on the cheek in an adornment formed by three pellets disposed as a triangle., Winged androcephalic horse to the left. On the croup, a highly stylised charioteer holding the reins in one hand and a band in the other, which passes over the head of the horse and ends before its head in a square divided by a cross similar to a vexilium. Under the tail, a 4-spoked wheel. Below the androcephalic horse, a reclining figure to the left, wingless, holding a weapon in each hand: a curved dagger in one, a spear in the other., Very fine exemple of a stater with an apterous figure holding two weapons. A very rare type, unfortunately damaged by an incision made during the time when the coin was circulating in order to test the metal. Few scratches and marks on the cheek of the profile on observe, and also on some reliefs of the reverse.