Indo Scythians, Azilises (5-45/35 BC). Copper Unit, 11.54 gms, Obv. King riding on horse, holding spear, Greek legend ‘ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΒΑCΙΛΕΩN ΜΕΓΑΛΟΥ AZIΛIΣOY’, Rev: bull to left, monograms above, Kharoshthi legend ‘Maharajasa Rajarajasa Mahatasa Ayilishasa’ partially visible, Senior #51.1, very fine, rare.

Indo Scythians, Northern Satraps, Zeionises (45/35-5 BC) Copper Unit, 9.55 gms, Obv. Bull to left with Greek legends around, Rev. Lion to left monogram in right field, Kharosthi legends around, Senior #133.72, about very fine, rare.

Indo Scythians, Northern Kshatraps, Mujatria (1-20 AD), Copper Unit, 1.76 gms, Obv. Mujatria on horseback to right, raising his right hand in gesture of greeting, Rev. Apollo standing, fine, very rare.

Indo Scythians, Northern Satraps. Rajuvula (25-15 BC) Lead Drachm, 2.32 gms, Jammu-Akhnoor Region, Obv. lion advancing to right, Rev. Herakles standing, holding club and lion's skin, Senior #153.4, fine, very scarce.

Indo Scythians, Northern Satraps, Mujatria (1-20 AD), Copper Unit, 2.05 gms, Obv. Mujatria on horseback to right, raising his right hand in gesture of greeting, Rev. Male figure (Shiva) standing facing,head to left, raising his right arm, Senior #147, fine, very rare.

Apracha Rajas of Bajaur, Vijayamitra, (12 BC to 20 AD), Silver Tetradrachm, 8.90 gms, Obv. King on horseback to right holding whip Greek legends around, Rev. Pallas standing, holding long spear and small shield, nandipada to left, monogram to right, Senior #175.241, very fine+, extremely rare. Note: Vijayamitra was an Apracha king who ruled in Gandhara, with his capital in Bajaur, from approximately 12 BC to 20 CE. As a significant supporter of Buddhism, he dedicated a Buddhist reliquary, known as in the Shinkot casket, and some of his coins feature the Buddhist Triratna symbol. He succeeded his predecessor Visnuvarma and was followed by his son, Indravasu.

Apracha Rajas of Bajaur, Aspavarma, (15-45 AD), Copper Tetradrachm, 10.08 gms, Obv. King on horseback to right holding whip Greek legends around, Rev. Pallas standing, holding long spear and small shield, nandipada to left, monogram to right, Kharosthi legends ‘Imtravarmaputrasa Aspavarmasa Stratega’ around, Senior #183.516, very fine, rare. Note: Asparvama was a son of Apracha king Indravarma(Itravasu), as known from an inscription discovered in Taxila, who himself is known to be the son of Vispavarma according to Indravarma's Silver Reliquary.

Indo Parthian, Gondopharid Dynasty, Gondophares (40-5 BC), Copper Unit, 5.02 gms, Uncertain Arachosian Mint, Obv. King on horseback left, raising arm & Nike standing right, crowning horse with wreath, Greek legends around, Rev. Large Gondopharid Tamgha, nandi pada in left field, monogram in right field, Kharosthi legends around, Senior #215.32, very fine, very scarce.

Apracha Rajas of Bajaur, Itravasu(Indravarma), (20 AD), Copper Drachm, 1.74 gms, Obv. King on horseback to right holding whip Greek legends around, Rev. Athena standing right, raising hand in benediction, Kharosthi legends around, Senior #220.10D, very fine, rare. Note: Indravarman is known from his dedicatory inscription on the Bajaur casket, an ancient reliquary from the area of Bajaur.

Indo Parthian, Gondopharid Dynasty, Gondophares (40-5 BC), Billon Tetradrachm, 9.18 gms, Obv. King on horseback to right with whip in hand & Greek legends around gondaphorid tamgha on right, Rev. Zeus standing right, holding long scepter to left, monogram on left field, ‘vhre’ in Khraosthi to right, Senior #220.40T, very fine+, very scarce.

Indo Parthian, Gondopharid Dynasty, Sases (19/20-46 AD), Copper Tetradrachm, 9.79 gms, Obv. King on horseback to right with whip in hand & Greek legends around gondaphorid tamgha on right, Rev. Zeus standing right, raising hand and holding scepter, nandipada to left, ‘va’ in Kharosthi to right, Kharosthi legends ‘Maharajasa Mahatasa Tratarasa Devavratasa Guduvharasa Sasasa’ seen partially around, Senior #242.601, very fine, rare.

Indo Parthian, Gondopharid Dynasty, Abdagases (5 BC to 19/20 AD), Copper Tetradrachm, 9.94 gms, Obv. King on horseback to right with whip in hand & Greek legends around gondaphorid tamgha on right, Rev. Zeus standing left, raising his left hand, partial Kharosthi legends seen around, monogram in left field, Senior #234.20T, fine+, very scarce.

Kushanas, Soter Megas alias Wima Takto (90-113 AD), Copper ¼ Drachma, 2.14 gms, Obv. Bust of Soter Megas facing right holding spear in front of face, Rev. King mounted on a horse to right, monogram front of horse with Kharoshti legend around, Pieper #1739, very fine+, very rare.

Kushanas, Vima Kadphises (110-127 AD), Copper Drachm, 3.81 gms, Obv. King wearing a coat, boots and headgear, a club at right, tamgha above, king standing facing left and offering at an altar, A trident standard placed behind altar. Bactrian legend “BASILEOS BASILEON SOTER MEGAS OOEMO KADPHISES” around partially seen, Rev. Shiva (Oesho) carrying trident, reclining against Nandi bull, Nandipada in left field; Kharoshthi legend “MaharajasaRajadirajasaSarvalogaIshavarasaMahishwarasa Vema Kataphi” around partially seen, extremely fine, rare in this grade.

Kushan Dynasty, Huvishka (160-190 AD), Gold Dinar, Ardoksho type (Laxmi - goddess of wealth), Obv: diademed and crowned half-length bust left on clouds, holding mace-sceptre in one hand and the hilt of his sword with the other and bactrian legend around
'PAONANObAO OOnKI KObANO (King of Kings Huvishka Kushan), Rev: Goddess ardoksho standing, extending cornucopia with both hand, bactrian legend "APOXO" (Ardoksho) at left, tamgha at right, 7.82 grams, About extremely fine. Ardoksho (sometimes spelled Ardoxsho) is a goddess of wealth, prosperity, and fortune. In India, she is considered analogous to Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of wealth. Ardoksho holds a central place in understanding the religious and political culture of the Kushan Empire. Her appearance on coins particularly during the reigns of emperors like Huvishka and Kanishka reflects the Kushans syncretic approach to divine representation, blending Zoroastrian, Indian, and Greco-Roman iconographic elements and by placing Ardoksho on coins, the Kushan emperors emphasized divinely sanctioned wealth and stability.

Kushanas, Huvishka (155-190 AD), Gold Dinar, 7.80 gms, ‘Oesho’ *(four armed) Type, Obv. diademed and half-length crowned bust facing the left, emerging from clouds, holding a mace-scepter in one hand and an elephant-goad (ankush) in the other hand, Bactrian legends ‘þAONANOþAO OOηþKI KOþANO’ (King of Kings Huvishka the Kushan) around the field, Rev. four-armed Oesho (Shiva) standing, nimbate, facing left, hair in a top knot and wearing a dhoti, holding a tilted water pot in his lower-right hand, a damru in upper-right hand, and a trident in his upper-left hand, an antilope is held by the horns in his lower-left hand, tamgha on the left field, Bactrian legend ‘OηþO’ (OESHO) on the right field, dotted border around the field, completely struck on both sides, extremely fine with high relief, minor dent/gold testing marks on edge, very rare. Note: Huvishka’s Oesho type dinar are comparatively very rare than Kanishka’s Oesho type dinar.

Kushanas, Huvishka (155-190 AD), Gold Dinar, 7.70 gms, Pharro (Fire God) Type, Obv. Crowned, Diademed and Robed bust of king to left, holding mace scepter in right hand, left hand on hilt, Bactrian legend around ‘þAONANOþAO - OOηþKIKOþANO’, Rev. Pharro standing left, ‘ΦαPPO’ to right, holding a bowl of flames in outstretched right arm and sceptre in left arm, tamgha to left, Dotted border around, Gobl #204, extremely fine, very rare.

Kushanas, Huvishka (155-190 AD), Gold Dinara, 7.66 gms, ‘Shaoreoro’ Type (Ares-Mars), Obv. Crowned, Diademed and Robed bust of king to left, holding mace scepter in right hand and filleted spear in left, Bactrian legend around ‘þAONANOþAO - OOηþKIKOþANO’, Rev. Shaoreoro (corresponding to Khshathra Vairya from the Iranian Pantheon) standing to right, holding a spear in his right hand, a shield in his left hand set on the ground, Tamgha on left field, Bactrian legend at right reading ‘ÞaOPhOPO‘, Dotted border, Gobl # 266, about very fine, extremely rare.

Kushanas, Huvishka (155-190 AD), Gold Dinara, 7.57 gms, Nana Type, 3rd Emission, Mint II(B), extremely rare variety. Obv. Crowned, Diademed and Robed bust of king to left, holding mace scepter in right hand and filleted spear in left, Bactrian legend around ‘þAONANOþAO - OOηþKIKOþANO’, Rev. Nana nimbate, standing to right holding a filleted sceptre & a box, tamgha on right field, MK 355/1(O1R40), extremely fine,

Kushanas, Huvishka (155-190 AD), Gold Dinara, 7.91 gms, ‘Mao’ Type, Obv. Crowned, Diademed and Robed bust of king to left, holding mace scepter in right hand and filleted spear in left, ‘þAONANOþAO - OOηþKIKOþANO’, Rev. Mao standing facing, head to left, crescent at shoulders, extending right arm in gesture of blessing, tamgha on left, ‘Mao’ on right, MK #297, very fine, rare.

Kushanas, Huvishka (155-190 AD), Copper Di-Drachm, 8.93 gms, Obv. King seated squatting, Crude Greek legend around, Rev.Solar deity ‘Mithra’ standing facing left, Greek legend ‘MIIPO’ in right field, Tamgha in left field, Dotted border around, Pieper # 1794, very fine, rare.

Kushanas, Vasudeva I (c. 192-225 AD), Gold Dinar, 7.77 gms, Obv. diademed king, crowned and nimbate, standing facing the left, sacrificing over an altar, holding a trident in his left hand, a long sword held with belt, Bactrian legend ‘þAONANOþABA-ZOΔηO KOþANO’ (King of Kings Vasudeva the Kushan) around the field, Rev. Shiva nimbate, standing facing, holding trident and diadem, bull (Nandi) standing behind to left, with tamgha to upper right and legend ‘Ohpo’ (OESHO) divided in front of nandi’s head, Gobl MK # 503, very fine+, very rare.

Western Kshtrapas, Bhumaka (1st Century BC/AD), Copper Unit, 3.04 gms, Obv. Thunderbolt and Arrow, Rev. Chakra-Plough standard, Pieper # 3333, fine, scarce.

Western Kshtrapas, Bhumaka (1st Century BC/AD), Copper Unit, 3.75 gms, Obv. ‘Chakra-Plough standard brahmi legends’ Rev. Thunderbolt and Arrow, Kharoshti legend around, Pieper # 3334, very fine, very scarce.

Western Kshatrapas, Nahapana (c. 65-76 AD), Junnar Lion type, Copper Unit, 4.20 gms, Obv. Manned Lion standing facing to left with curved tail, front of sacrificial post (Yupa) three arched hill beneath, traces around Brahmi legend ‘RanoMahakhatapasaNahapanasa’, Rev. Thunderbolt, arrow and bow with arrow, Very high relief, Mitch # K&A 118 type, Extremely Fine. Exceedingly rare.