The Iceni were an alliance of four or five groups inhabiting much of East Anglia, including Norfolk, north Suffolk and north-east Cambridgeshire. Their most famous ruler, Boudica, led a revolt against the Romans in AD 60. Mint sites: Thetford, Saham Toney and Needham.

Anted D-Bar. c.AD25-30. Silver unit. 12mm. 1.05g. Back to Back crescents./ Horse facing right, corn ear mane, beaded ring with central pellet behind, pellet triad and [ANTÐ] below. ABC 1645, VA 715, BMC 3800-4025, COI 86b, S 441. CCI 09.3063 (this coin). VF, lightly toned silver, crisp strike. Ex East Anglian collection. Found March, Cambs.                       Was £210. Now only £195

Coins of the Iceni (COI) published by Chris Rudd (£20 + p&p) and is a comprehensive catalogue of 250 coin types, sub-types and variants of coins of the Iceni c.55 BC-AD 47.