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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;+VGO.DVCKS, post: 4655705, member: 110504&quot;]Brilliant!&nbsp; And it&#039;s That Cool that this one is of Boudicca!</p><p>You can draw the same parallels with the early French feudal &#039;Bleso-Chartrain&#039; /&#039;Chinonais&#039; coins.&nbsp; These did for one late Carolingian profile portrait what the Celts did to Alexandrian and Hellenistic prototypes.</p><p>Below is, not my best example, just, sadly my best pictures of one.&nbsp; County of Blois, anon. c. 980-1030. Duplessy 575.&nbsp; (I&#039;m embarrassed to even give the reverse legend, since you&#039;d have to take my word for it!)&nbsp; </p><p>There&#039;s at least one French dealer who sometimes refers to both Celtic and Bleso-chartrain coins as &#039;cubiste.&#039;[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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