Central Asia / Silk Road, hunnic AE imitations of Byzantine style

$99
Central Asia / Silk Road. Hunnic copper imitation of Byzantine style Prototype – Byzantine AV solidus of emperor Heraclius, with

Hunnic Tribes, AR hemidrachm, Hephthalites in Tokharistan

$135
Iranian Huns. Hephthalites in Tokharistan. Imitation of Sasanian issue of Peroz I (438-457AD) AR hemidrachm 2.23 g, 24.5 – 25

Central Asia, Soghd, AE unit, Ustrushana, Satachary

$145
Central Asia. Soghd. Ustrushana. Satachary. 6th-7th century AD Ustrushana was a historically significant region in Central Asia, located between Sogdiana

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

Bactrian Greeks, AE unit, Euthydemos I

$99
Bactrian Greeks. Euthydemos I (230-200 BC) Euthydemos I was one of the most significant rulers of the Greco-Bactrian Kingdom. He overthrew

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

$75
  Hunnic AE (bronze) pendant (1.06 g, 17 mm) in Byzantine style from Central Asia / the Silk Road reflects

Iranian Huns, AE ½ drachm, Western Turk Influence, Type 245D

Original price was: $175.Current price is: $145.
Iranian Huns. Coinage of Western Turk Influence (end of VI  – first half of VII c. AD) AE ½ drachm

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

Kushano-Sasanians, AE drachm, Shapur Shahinshah

$115
Kushano-Sasanian. Shapur I, Sasanian Empror / Shahinshah (309 – 379AD) AE drachm 4.19 g, 19 – 20 mm Gandhara (Taxila)

Alchon Huns, AR plated drachm, temp. Khingila, Type 61

$235
Iranian Huns. Alchon / Alkhan Huns. Temp. Khingila (440-490AD) AR plated (fourrée) drachm 3.41 g OBVERSE: Bust in profile view

Seleucids in Bactria, AE unit, Antiochus I

$199
Seleucids in Bactria. Antiochus I (281-261BC) Antiochus I Soter was one of the early Seleucid kings who played a key

Hunnic Tribes / Hephthalites, AE unit, uncertain

$99
Iranian Huns. Hephthalites. Uncertain. 5th – 6th cent. AD AE unit (0.67 g, 15.5 – 16.5 mm) OBVERSE: Sasanian style

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, 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 / Silk Road, hunnic AE pendant in Byzantine style

Original price was: $199.Current price is: $175.
Central Asia. Silk Road. AE pendant (1.40g). Hunnic imitation of solidus of Byzantine Emperor Heraclius. VII cent. AD Reflects the

Central Asia, Silk Road, AE bracteate of Hunnic style

$99
Silk Road Cultures. Hunnic style AE bracteate 1.26 g, 27 – 27.5 mm (without loop) VF. Thick earthy patina on

Kidarites, pale AV dinar, Sri Vinayaditya

$165
Hunnic Tribes. Kidarite successors in Jammu & Kashmir. Sri Vinayaditya (5th – 7th cent. AD) Debased / pale gold dinar

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

$225
Hunnic Tribes in Northern Tokharestan (mid 7th cent. AD) AE unit (1.16 g, 18-19 mm) XF. RARE References: Z-338662 (this coin)

Bactrian Greeks / Seleucids, AR diobol, local series

$135
Macedonians / Seleucids in Bactria (330-140BC) AR diobol, local standard 1.19 g Uncertain mint in the Oxus region OBVERSE: Laureate

Kushano-Sasanians, AE drachm, Hormazd I Kushanshah

$115
Kushano-Sasanians. Ohrmazd / Hormazd / Hormizd I Kushanshah (290-320AD) AE drachm (2.49 g, 15 mm) OBVERSE: Draped bust of Hormazd

Alchon Huns, AE unit, unсertain type

Original price was: $145.Current price is: $125.
Iranian Huns. Alchon Huns. Khingila and his successors (mid 5th – early 6th cent. AD) AE unit 1.33 g, 16

Bactrian Greeks, AR obol, Eukratides

$75
Bactrian Greeks. Eukratides I Megas (175-145 BC) Eukratides I the Great was one of the most powerful kings of the

Bactrian Greeks, AE-NI unit, Euthydemos II

$99
Bactrian Greeks. Euthydemos II (185-180 BC) AE-NI unit 2.69 g. Uncertain weight standard Probably a local imitation by Sakka /

Hunnic Tribes, AE unit, Anonymous Alkhan Clan Ruler

$99
Hunnic Tribes. Alchon Huns. Anonymous (385-450 AD) AE unit (3.31 g) OBVERSE: bust in profile wiev reght, wearing Shapur II’s