Kushans, Huvishka (151-190 AD), Pharro (Hermes-Mercury) Type, Gold Dinar, Obv. nimbate and helmeted bust of the king emerging from clouds, holding sceptre in right hand and spear over left shoulder with Greek legend'ÞAONANOÞAO O-OHÞKI KOÞANO' around, Rev. ΦAPPO, Pharro (Hermes-Mercury) standing to right, holding bowl and hilt of sword, tamgha to left field, MK #280/1, extremely fine, very rare reverse type.

Kushans, Huvishka (151-190 AD), Pharro (Hermes-Mercury) Type, Gold Quarter Dinar, 1.98 gms, Obv. nimbate and helmeted bust of the king emerging from clouds, holding sceptre in right hand and spear over left shoulder with Greek legend'ÞAONANOÞAO O-OHÞKI KOÞANO' around, Rev. ΦAPPO, Pharro (Hermes-Mercury), nimbate and wearing winged petasos, standing facing, head right, holding purse in right hand, filleted scepter in left, tamgha to right, Göbl 162, almost uncirculated, extremely rare.

Kushans, Huvishka (151-190 AD), Nana Type, Gold Quarter Dinar, Nana (Goddess of Royalty, Fertility, Wisdom, and Water), Obv. nimbate and helmeted bust of the king emerging from clouds, wearing mustache, heavy sideburns, and prominent wart on cheek, round helmet with crest ornament, twin-pronged forehead ornament, crescent on side, and a jeweled rim, diadem with triangular tie and double ladder-like ribbons to right, and loose-fitting tunic with jeweled collar, flames emanating from right shoulder, scepter-mace in right hand, sword hilt in left with Greek legend'ÞAONANOÞAO O-OHÞKI KOÞANO' around, Rev. Nana (ИAИAÞAO) standing facing, turned right, nimbate head right surmounted by crescent, spiked hair held by diadem knotted at back with ribbons to left, right knee bent as if taking a step, wearing sleeved full-length loose fitting robe, transverse scepter with lion protome in right hand at waist, bowl in left; tamgha with crossbar in right field, dotted border, MK 165, Gem Uncirculated, Proof like finish surface, extremely rare.

Kushans, Huvishka (151-190 AD), Nana Type, Gold Dinar, Very Rare Reverse, 7.76 gms, Obv. nimbate and helmeted bust of the king emerging from clouds, holding sceptre in right hand and spear over left shoulder with Greek legend around, Rev. Nana, wearing stephane, standing right, holding scepter and bowl; tamgha to right, MK 326 (dies 1/38); ANS Kushan 765, very fine, rare type reverse.

Kushans, Vashishka (247-267 AD), Gold Dinar, 7.72gms, Obv. Vashishka standing facing, head left, sacrificing over altar and holding filleted staff; filleted trident in left field, brahmi initials 'Chu' in right field, Rev. Ardoxsho enthroned facing, holding filleted investiture garland and cornucopia, tamgha in left field, MK #559, fine, scarce.

Kushan, Kanishka III (255-275), Gold Dinar, Obv. Crowned, diademed king standing, holding staff and sacrificing at altar at left, Trident behind altar, Bactrian legend around partially seen ‘þAONANOþAOBAZOΔηOKOþANO, Rev. Enthroned Ardoksho facing, holding cornucopia and diadem, Crude Bactrian legend in right field reading ‘APΔOXþO’(Ardoksho), Tamgha at left, Mitch-3554, about very fine, rare.

Later Kushan Rulers, Kidaras (4th Century AD), Debased Gold Dinara, 7.82 gms, Obverse: King standing to left, Legend ‘Kidara’ under his left arm and Kusha(na) further to the right, Reverse: Ardoksho enthroned holding Cornucopia and Diadem, Beautiful & bold strike,  Mitch # 3618/20, extremely fine, rare.

Later Kushan Rulers, Kidaras (4th Century AD), Debased Gold Dinara, 7.82 gms, Obverse: King standing to left, Legend ‘Kidara’ under his left arm and Kusha(na) further to the right, Reverse: Ardoksho enthroned holding Cornucopia and Diadem, Beautiful & bold strike, Mitch # 3618/20, extremely fine, rare.

Samudragupta (335-380 AD), Javelin type, Gold Dinar,7.55gms, Obv. King standing facing left, holding a Javelin in his left arm and sacrificing at an altar with his right arm, Garuda standard behind the altar, Brahmi legend around partially reading ‘SaMaRaShaTaVi(tatavijayojitaripurajitodivamjayati)’, Brahmi legend below left arm reading vertically as ‘SaMuDra’, Rev. Goddess Ardoksho seated on throne, Holding diadem and cornucopia, Tamgahat left, Brahmi legend in right field reading as ‘PaRaKraMah’, TOTGE #, Javelin Type, Class II, about very fine, rare.

Guptas, Chandragupta II (375-415 AD), Archer type, Gold Dinar, 7.78 gms, Obv. King standing with right arm outstretched holding an arrow, Left arm is holding a bow, Garuda standard behind right arm. Brahmi legend ‘ChaNDra’ below left arm, Rev. Goddess Lakshmi seated facing on a lotus with beaded Halo, Holding a diadem in right arm and a lotus stalk in left arm, slight visible Brahmi legend ‘Shri Vikramah‘ in right field, TOTGE #A6.2.1, very fine+, very rare.

Guptas, Chandragupta II (375-415 AD), Archer type, Gold Dinar, 7.68gms, Obv. King standing with right arm outstretched holding an arrow & crescent on head, Left arm is holding a bow, Garuda standard behind right arm, Brahmi legend ‘ChaNDra’ below left arm Partial Legends 'DeVaShriMa' visible in right field, Rev. Goddess Lakshmi seated facing on a lotus, Holding a diadem in right arm and a lotus stalk in left arm, Brahmi legend ‘Shri ViKraMah‘ in right field, TOTGE #Variety C, very fine+, very rare.

Ancient, Sarabhapurias of Chattisgarh, Sri Prasannamatra (525-550 CE), Gold Repousse Unit, 1.33 gms, Garuda type, Obv: a figure of Garuda seated on a branch with his wings spread and a conch-shell (Shankha) and chakra on either side, sun and a crescent moon on top, Brahmi legend "Sri Prasannamatra" below the branch, a kalash at the bottom, a beaded border around the field, Rev: blank,  Pieper # 904, choice extremely fine, very rare.

Ancient, Banvasi Region(3rd to 4th century AD), Vakataka Influence, Lead Unit, 1.01 gms, Obv. Lotus in circular border, Rev. trident above rectangular post, exact type unlisted, very fine+, very rare.

Rashtrakutas of Gujarat (Lata), copper coin attributed to Karkka Suvarnavarsha (818-826 AD), 2.74 gms, Obv. Figure of Garuda standing facing, head turned to left with a halo; Brahmi legend Shri Ka to the left of its feet, Rev. Indistinct symbol, unpublished in all major sources, very fine, extremely rare.

The attribution of the coin is on the basis of the truncated legend combined with an emblem that was closely connected with the Rashtrakutas. The legend most likely continues to complete the king's name on the other side of the Garuda's feet.