| Name | Unit | Obverse | Reverse | Catalogue Refs. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dubnovellaunus | AV stater | – | DVBNOV[ELLAVNVS] | S.177, M.282, V.169, BMC.2492-2496 |
| AR unit | – | DVBNO | S.179, M.286, V.171, BMC.2499-2501 | |
| AR unit | – | DVBNO | S.180, M.287, V.178, BMC.2502/2503 | |
| AE unit | – | DVBN | S.181, M.290, V.166, BMC.2504-2506 | |
| AE unit | DVBNO | – | S.182, M.291, V.181, BMC.2507/2508 | |
| AE unit | DVBNO | – | S.183, M.289, V.180, BMC.2509/2510 | |
| Vosenos | AV stater | – | [VOSE]NOS | S.184, M.297, V.184, BMC.2511/2512 |
| AV ¼ stater | – | VOSI | S.185, M.298, V.185, BMC.2514/2515 | |
| AR unit | – | ISOV | S.186, M.299a, V.186 | |
| Sam | AR unit | – | SA | S.187 |
| AE unit | – | SA | S.187a, M.299, V.187, BMC.2516-2519 | |
| AE unit | SAM | SAM | S.187b | |
| Amminus | AR unit | AMMINIVS | DVN | S.188, M.313, V.192, BMC.2522/2523 |
| AR unit | A | S • AM | S.190, M.314, V.194, BMC.2520/2521 | |
| Ae unit | AM | DVNO | S.189, V.193 | |
| AE unit | – | AM | S.191, M.315, V.195, BMC.2524 | |
| Eppillus | AV stater | COMF | EPPILLVS | S.107, M.300, V.430, BMC.1125/1126 |
| AV stater | – | F EPPI COM | S.108, M.301, V.431, BMC.1127/1128 | |
| AV ¼ stater | E P P I | – | S.109, M.303, V.436, BMC.1129 | |
| AV ¼ stater | COMF | EPPI | S.110, M.304, V.437, BMC.1130/1131 | |
| AR unit | EPPIL | EPPIL | S.111, M.306, V.441, BMC.1132 | |
| AE unit | EPPI COMF | – | S.112, M.309, V.450, BMC.1137/1138 | |
| AE unit | EPPI COF | – | S.113, M.310, V.451, BMC.1139-1141 | |
| AE unit | EPPI | – | S.114, M.311, V.452, BMC.1142 | |
| AE unit | EPPI CF | CF | S.115, M.312, V.453 |
Eppilus also issued coin in the territories of the Atrebates
The following acronyms, abbreviations and symbols are used in the above linked table:
- S.nnn – Spink Standard Catalogue of British Coins (2002) 37th ed.
- M.nnn – R.P. Mack The Coinage of Ancient Britain (1975) 3rd ed.
- V.nnnn – R.D. Van Arsdell Iron-age Coinage of Britain (1989).
- BMC.nnnn – R. Hobbs British Iron Age Coins in the British Museum (1996).
- AV – Aureum ‘gold’.
- AR – Argentum ‘silver’.
- AE – Aes ‘copper’.
- • – ‘bullet’ used to separate words printed in different areas of the coin face.