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Central Asia / Silk Road, AV bracteate, imitations of Byzantine style

$999
Central Asia / Silk Road. Hunnic gold imitation of Byzantine style. 6th – 7th cent. AD AV imitation of Constantinople

Great Mongols, AV dinar, interregnum, 647/9AH

$799
Great Mongols. Anonymous Interregnum issue AV dinar (4.17 g) Mint uncertain Clear date 657/9AH The coin was intentionally folded in

Sasanians, AR drachm, Shapur II, Sakastan

$599
Sasanians. Shapur II (309-379AD) AR drachm (3.37 g) Mint V (Sakastan, modern Zaranj in South-Western Afghanistan) OBVERSE: Bust of Shapur II right,

Indo-Greek Kingdoms, AR drachm, Hermaeus

$499
Indo-Greek Kingdoms. Hermaeus Soter (90 – 70BC) Hermaeus Soter was one of the last Indo-Greek kings, ruling in Gandhara and

Western Turks, AE drachm, Phromo Kesaro, Type 327

$499
Iranian Huns. Western Turk Dynasties. Phromo Kesaro (738-745AD) AE drachm (1.99 g) Minted in Zabulistan, an ancient region, the area

Hunnic Clay Sealing. Alkhan / Alchon Huns. 5th cent. AD

$499
The Hephthalites (also known as the White Huns) were a powerful group of Iranian Huns who ruled over Central Asia,

Central Asia, Soghd, AE unit, Akhurpat King of Kesh

$399
Central Asia. Southern Soghd. Akhurpat King of Kesh (720s – 737AD) Sogdiana was a major political and cultural region of

Hunnic Tribes, AE unit, Northern Tokharestan. 7th cent. AD

$350
Hunnic Tribes in Northern Tokharestan (mid 7th cent. AD) AE unit (0.90 g) Near XF. Very prominent portrait with elaborate headdress.

Central Asia, Soghd, AE unit, Akhurpat King of Kesh

$345
Central Asia. Southern Soghd. Akhurpat King of Kesh (720s – 737AD) Sogdiana was a major political and cultural region of

China, Qing Dynasty, Zhungar Tribes, AE pul, Cewan Rabdan

$299
China. Qing Dynasty. Provincial Issues. Sinkiang Province. Zhungar Tribes / Jungarian khanate. Galdan Cheren (1697-1727 AD) The Dzungars (also spelled

Central Asia, Soghd, AE unit, Kabarna, 7th c. AD

$299
Medeival Central Asia. Soghd. Rulers of Fiknan (7th cent. AD) AE unit (0.89 g) OBVERSE: Male & female busts REVERSE: tamgha,

Kushans, AE drachm, Vima Kadphises

$299
Kushan Empire – Vima Kadphises (100–128 AD) AE drachm (4.25 g) Begram Mint OBVERSE: Bactrian legend “BACIΛЄYC BACIΛЄωN CωThP MЄΓAC

Western Turks, AR drachm, Nezak Malka

$299
Iranian Huns. Western Turk Dynasty. “Nezak Malka” series (V – VI cent. AD) The Nezak Huns were a ruling dynasty

Great Mongols, AR dirham, anonymous, RARE

$255
Great Mongols. Temp. Möngke Khan (649-657AH / 1251-1259AD) AR dirham (2.90 g, 14-15.5 mm) Uncertain (pribably Nimruz) mint OBVERSE:  Qá’án

Afghan Civic Copper, AE fulus, Qandahar, 1072AH

$145
Afghan Civic Copper fulus minted in Qandahar in 1072AH (approximately 1661-1662AD) During this period, Qandahar was a contested region between

ITEMS ON SALE

Western Turks, AR drachm, Spur Martan Shah

Original price was: $1 110.Current price is: $999.
Western Turk Dynasties. Turk Shahi Kings of Kabul and Gandhara. Spur Martan Shah (end of VII / first half of

Western Turks, AE drachm, Khalaj, Siva reverse

Original price was: $799.Current price is: $699.
Iranian Huns. Western Turks. The Khalaj (late 5th cent. AD) AE drachm (2.31 g, 23 – 25 mm) The Khalaj

Islamic AR bracteate. Central Asian Horseman. 13th cent. AD

Original price was: $450.Current price is: $399.
Silver bracteate modeled after horseman jitals, a type of coinage that was widely circulated in Central and South Asia during

Central Asia, Silk Road, PB pendant in Hunnic style

Original price was: $450.Current price is: $399.
Silk Road Cultures. Lead pendant in Hunnic style. 7th – 8th cent. AD 5.58 g, 24.5 – 25 mm (without

Central Asia, Silk Road, AR bracteate in Hunnic style

Original price was: $350.Current price is: $299.
This AR (silver) bracteate appears to be in a Hunnic or Hephthalite style, reflecting the artistic and cultural influences of

Kabul Shahis, AR jitals, Samanta Deva, lot of 7 coins

Original price was: $345.Current price is: $299.
Kabul Shahis / Hindu Shahi Kings. Samanta Deva (around 900 – 950AD) Groip of 7 AR jitals Minted in Gandhara

Bactrian Greeks / Seleucids, AR obol, Sophytos

Original price was: $340.Current price is: $299.
Macedonians / Seleucids in Bactria. Sophytos (246/5-235 BC) Sophytos is a somewhat enigmatic historical figure, known primarily through inscribed artifacts

Central Asia / Silk Road, hunnic AE pendant in Byzantine style

Original price was: $299.Current price is: $250.
Hunnic AE (bronze) pendant in Byzantine style from Central Asia / the Silk Road reflects the rich cultural fusion along

Early Abbasid, lead seal, Adhrat, 8th cent. AD

Original price was: $250.Current price is: $225.
Islamic Dynasties. Abbasid Caliphate. Time of Caliph Al Mansur – 2nd Caliph reigning from 136 to 158AH (from 754 to 775AD)

Great Mongols, AR dirham, temp. Ögedei Khan

Original price was: $250.Current price is: $199.
Great Mongols. Temp. Ögedei Khan (624-639AH / 1227-1241AD) AR dirham (3.16 g) ND, undetermined Eastern mint (probably Ghazna) OBVERSE: Persian “be-qovvat-e

Central Asia, Silk Road, AE bracteate of Hunnic style

Original price was: $240.Current price is: $199.
Silk Road Cultures. Hunnic style AE bracteate 0.80 g, 28 – 29 mm Choice VF. RARE variety  References: Z-156956 (similar item) ♦Please,

Central Asia, AE unit, North Tokharestan

Original price was: $250.Current price is: $199.
Hunnic Tribes in Northern Tokharestan (mid 7th cent. AD) AE unit (1.07 g, 17 -18.5 mm) Choice VF Extraordinary portrait

BACTRIANUMIS - Ancient and Islamic Rare Coins & Antiques

A very warm welcome to BACTRIANUMIS – our online project offering a glimpse into the fascinating world of Ancient and Islamic Rare Coins & Antiques!

We are a team of experts and connoisseurs specializing in the History and Archaeology of Central Asia, eager to share our passion for Oriental Numismatics and Antiquity.

Although our scope of interest and expertise is vast, this project primarily focuses on the historical region of Bactria (also known as Bactriana) – an ancient territory located in the heart of Central Asia, between the Hindu Kush Mountains and the Amu Darya (ancient Oxus River), now part of present-day Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.

The coins and antiques featured on our website represent just a small portion of the cultural and historical heritage of Bactria, ranging from the Achaemenid era, through Alexander the Great’s conquest, the Central Asian Hellenistic kingdoms, and Nomadic empires and confederations, all the way to the Islamic period.

Other historical regions covered by our project include ancient areas such as Khorasan, Gandhara, and Arachosia, which border modern Pakistan and form a gateway into India. These regions were traversed by Alexander the Great, the Great Mongols, the Mughals, and many other adventurers and explorers.

From a commercial perspective, we believe that quality can be offered at a reasonable price. Therefore, we do our utmost to ensure satisfaction for numismatists of all levels, from beginners to the most sophisticated coin collectors.

We also view our project as an opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals for whom Numismatics is not just a preferred “passe-temps” but also an uncontrollable urge to explore and learn about History!

Yours sincerely
 BACTRIANUMIS 

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