Unique ID: 59
The Cheriton Smiler stater is famous for the big smiley face on its obverse. This is derived from the head of Apollo like most other early British staters, but this has come full circle as it looks like a face again. The reverse features the same style of horse as seen on the other Belgae staters, but the proportions have become comedic, with the neck and the head elongating to giraffe like proportions. This coin is obverse die 5, reverse die 7.
This was the last stater minted by the Belgae (or more likely an unknown tribe no longer in the historical record) before they dissapeared.