The coin provides information about a completely unknown minting place. The man’s head on the obverse is a common image on most coins minted in Iberia. However, the image on the reverse of two horse heads with their front legs rearing is a unique case. The inscription shows that the present name of the district, Segarra, has its origins in the Iberian naming of Sikarra; therefore, the commonly accepted date of origin for the place name is at least 200 years older than the previously accepted date.