Profile to left, chubby, lips represented by pearls before, the eye formed by a pearl set in a triangle. The hair is separated in half by V-shaped beaded lines. Between these lines, the locks are in ‘mistletoe branches’, in beaded segments, and below the right line, the locks are 3 parallel curves. Below, a boar facing up, its back turned outwards., Horse on the left, harnessed, ‘wolf's tooth’ mane, surmounted by a very figurative charioteer, in the shape of an insect, with filiform arms holding the reins in one hand and brandishing the other. In front, a pelleted rosette centred with a pearl. Below, a boar-sign to the right., Very fine specimen! Although the flan is not round, it is rare to see the wild boar depicted as a sign, as the sign motif is often off-flan, notably on the examples illustrated in Delestrée. The types are all very distinctive, providing an overview of all the representations on these coins.