![[Picture: 69.—Group of Ring Coins.]](https://www.fromoldbooks.org/OldEngland/pages/0069-Group-of-Ring-Coins/0069-Group-of-Ring-Coins-q67-1175x656.jpg "[Picture: 69.—Group of Ring Coins.]")
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Ring-money, peculiar to the Celtic nations, undoubtedly existed in Ireland previous to the domination of the Romans in Britain. Although Cæsar says that the ancient Britons had no coined money, there is sufficient probability that they had their metal plates for purposes of currency, such being occasionally found in English barrows.
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