International. A Rare Celtic Tetradrachm (Coin), Samobor Type A, C.400 BC GTRexclude Two Official Certificates from the

Two Official Certificates from the State Health Office (one from Berchtesgaden and one from Auerbach in der Oberpfalz)

as well as a silver aluminum wreath and metal-cockade

or to recognize exceptional civil service that improved public welfare

Fabricated from a thick webbed cotton

the buckle constructed of metal (magnetic) with all of its original finish worn off

International. A Rare Celtic Tetradrachm (Coin), Samobor Type A, C.400 BC GTRexclude Two Official Certificates from theAn extremely rare and ancient coin, in solid silver, variable alignment, the obverse features a male head facing left, wearing a three strand pearl diadem, the reverse with a right facing prancing horse, measuring 23. 8 mm (w) x 25. 3 mm (h), weighing 11. 1 grams, light crack near 7 o'clock and into center, dark patina, wear consistent with age, a near extremely fine coin of historic importance. Footnote: Noricum is the Latin name for the Celtic