Sasanians, AR drachm, Shapur II, Sakastan

$99
Sasanians. Shapur II (309-379AD) AR drachm (3.83 g, 19 – 21 mm) Mint V (Sakastan, modern Zaranj in South-Western Afghanistan) OBVERSE: Bust

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

Indo-Parthians, AE tetradrachm, Farn-Sasan

$145
Indo-Parthians. Later Indo-Parthians in Arachosia (150-240 AD) Farn-Sasan was one of the last rulers of the Indo-Parthian Kingdom, a dynasty

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

Indo-Greek Kingdoms, AE unit, Antialkidas

$155
Indo-Greek Kingdoms. Antialkidas (115-95 BC) Antialkidas Nikephoros (“the Bringer of Victory”) was an Indo-Greek king who ruled in the northwestern

Hunnic Tribes. Turk Shahi Kings, AE unit, Type 315

Original price was: $145.Current price is: $130.
Iranian Huns. Turk Shahi Kings. Uncertain type – Vondrovec Type 315 AE unit 1.19 g, 16 – 17.5 mm Near

Sasanians, AR drachm, Varhran (Bahram) IV

$75
Sasanians. Varhran (Bahram) IV (388-399 AD) AR drachm 3.58 g,  22.33 – 23.14 mm VF Reference: Z-208348 (this coin) ♦Please, note

Sasanians, AR drachm, Khusru I, mint MA

$110
Sasanians. Khusru I (531-579AD) Khusro I Anoshirvan was the son of Kavad I. Year 1 of his reign = 531AD,

Sasanians, AR drachm, Peroz I, 2nd crown

$95
Sasanians. Peroz I (457-484 AD), 2nd crown type (458-474 AD) AR drachm (4.18 g,  26 – 29.5 mm) BBA (court)

Indo-Greek Kingdoms, AR fouree drachm, Hermaeus w. Calliope

$135
Indo-Greek Kingdoms. Hermaeus Soter (90 – 70BC) Hermaeus Soter was one of the last Indo-Greek kings, ruling in Gandhara and

Hunnic Tribes, AE unit, principalities in Kashmir Smast

$99
Hunnic principalities in Kashmir Smast. Unknown ruler. Between V and VIII c. AD AE unit 0.89 g, 10.5 – 11

Bactrian Greeks, AR obol, Eukratides

$99
Bactrian Greeks. Eukratides I Megas (175-145 BC) Eukratides I the Great was one of the most powerful kings of the

Alchon Huns, AE obol, Anonymous Alkhan Ruler

$160
Alchon Huns. Anonymous Alkhan Ruler (end of 5 cent. AD) AE obol 0.38 g, 4.82 – 15.12 mm Unpublished type

Sasanians, AR drachm, Shapur II

$135
Sasanians. Shapur II (309-379AD) AR drachm (3.83 g, 19 – 21 mm) Mint V (Sakastan, modern Zaranj in South-Western Afghanistan) OBVERSE: Bust

Yabghu of Tokharistan, AR drachm, “Hormazd IV” imitation, countermarks

$85
Western Turk Dynasties. Turk Yabghus in Tokharistan (600-680AD) AR drachm Minted in Balkh, Northern Afghanistan OBVERSE: Bust right, designed based on

Western Turks, AE drachm, Nezak Malka, Kabulistan

$85
Iranian Huns. Western Turk Dynasties. Nezak Kings in Zabulistan and Kabulistan (480-560AD) The Nezak Huns were a ruling dynasty of

Western Turks, AE unit, Alkhan-Nezak crossover

$99
Iranian Huns. Nezak and Western Turk Dynasties. Alkhan-Nezak crossover type (late 6th C. to ca 661 AD) AE unit (5.11

Indo-Scythians, AE tetradrachm, Posthumous issue of Hermaeus

Original price was: $145.Current price is: $130.
Posthumous issue of Hermaeus Soter produced by the Indo-Scythians (70 BC – 1st century AD) After the decline of Indo-Greek

Alchon Huns, AE unit, Ksatrapa Tarika, Type 25

$140
Alchon Huns. Ksatrapa Tarika (4th/5th cent. AD) AE unit (0.90 g, 13.00 – 13.88 mm) OBVERSE: Crowned bust with crescent at

Central Asia, Soghd, AE cash, Urk Wartramuka

$99
Central Asia. Soghd. Ikhshids of Samarqand. Urk Wartramuka (~675-696 AD) Imitation of Chinese AE cash 4.75 g, 26.76 – 27.27 mm OBVERSE: Soghdian