The Trinovantes, ‘the battle-slayers’, occupied all of Essex and the southern part of Suffolk and later dominated the whole region north of the Thames. Their first known ruler was ?Inamnuetoutos, who was killed by Cassivellaunos and whose son Mandubracios  fled to Caesar for help. Coins were minted at their capital, Camulodunon, ‘fort of Camulos’ (Colchester).

Dubnovellaunos Centre Parting. c.5BC-AD10. Bronze unit. 13mm. 1.39g. Head facing right, hair divided by centre parting./ Horse facing left. ABC 2413, VA—, BMC—, S—. CCI 95.0419 (this coin). Nr VF, well centred clear head. Ex Anthony Levine collection, bt. Chris Rudd (2018), ex John O’Hara collection bt. CR (2010), ex C King collection bt. CR (2003), ex C Rudd collection, ex H R Mossop collection. A pedigree piece. VERY RARE.                           Was £210. Now only £175