The Inscribed Coins of the Iceni

Name	Unit	Obverse	Reverse	Catalogue Refs.
Can / Duro	AR unit	–	CAN[S] DVRO	S.439, M.434, V.663, BMC.3521-3
Anted	AV stater	–	ANTED	S.440, M.418, V.705, BMC.3790
	AR unit	–	ANTED	S.441, M.419-21, V.710/1/5, BMC.3791-4025
	AR ¼ unit	–	ANTED	S.442, M.422, V.720, BMC.4028-31
Ecen	AV stater	–	ECEN	S.443, V.725, BMC.4032
	AR unit	–	ECEN	S.443a, M.424, V.730, BMC.4033-4215
	AR ½ unit	–	ECEN	S.443b, M.431, V.736, BMC.4216/7
Edn	AR unit	–	E / EI / ED / EDN	S.444, M.423/425b, V.734/40, BMC.4219-81
Ece	AV stater	–	ECE	S.444a
	AR unit	–	ECE	S.445, M.425-8, V.761-6, BMC.4348-4538
Saenu	AR unit	–	SAENV	S.446, M.433, V.770, BMC.4540-57
Aesu	AR unit	–	AESV	S.447, M.432, V.775, BMC.4558-72
Ale / Sca	AR unit	ALE	SCA	S.448, M.469, V.996, BMC.4576
Aedic / Sia	AR unit	AEDIC	SIA?	S.449, BMC.4581
Prasutagus	AR unit	SVB RII PRASTO	ESICO FECIT	S.450, M.434a, V.780, BMC.4577-80

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.