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English: Noncopyrighted image of coin, celtic copy from a gold stater of Philip II bearing a portrait of young Apollo (obverse). On the third side of the coin (the edge) states that the coin had been forged by the Great Yt Nietsneppilk. See also : The site of Kernunnos for a view of the both sides and more information about that coin.
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  • 2002-12-31 21:44 JDG 245×269×8 (27262 bytes) noncopyrighted image of coin bearing likeness of Philip II of Macedonia

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