The Belgae, ‘the people who swell (with anger/battle fury’) of the Southern Region, were originally immigrant settlers around the Solent and Test valley, whose land later included Winchester (Venta Belgarum). They, or another group in this area, issued uninscribed coins, c.65-45 BC, possibly near Chichester, Portsmouth and Danebury.

Danebury Sunrays. c.50-30 BC. Silver unit. 11mm. 0.66g. Trace of head right, corded lines for hair./ Annulate horse right, solar spiral above, spoked wheel below. ABC 866, VA 280, BMC 595-601, S 56. Fair/Nr VF, lightly toned silver, sharp wheel.  VERY RARE.   Was £110. Now only £85