The monetary set, constituted of 200 coins, provides in majority from prospecting of surface realized in the 1970s, covering approximately forty hectares. A big part of coins strucked in the Southwest of the Gaul is represented within this set and shows the importance of the monetary admixture which knows the site of Eysses between the 3^rd century BC and the beginning of the reign of Augustus. Besides aspects purely numismatics, the monetary set also brings elements about the spatial organization of the site to the second Iron Age.