Ancient India, Kushanas, Wima Kadphises (c. 113-127 AD), Copper Tetradrachm, 17.33gms, OBV: King facing left, wearing tunic and boots, standing holding a standard offering sacrifice at an altar, tamgha and club on right side and Bactrian legend around. REV: Shiva standing reclining against Nandi, Nandipada in left field and around Kharoshthi legend. (W. Pieper # 1741). Fine.

Ancient India, Kushanas, Kanishka I (c. 127-158 AD), Copper Drachma, 15.24gms, OBV: King standing facing head left, sacrificing over altar, REV: God standing to left with sword, tamgha on left and label on right side. Fine.

Ancient India, Kushans, Kanishka I (c. 127-158 AD), Copper Drachma 16.78gms, OBV: King standing facing beside fire altar, holding trident in right hand traces of Greek legend around, REV: Wind god VADO running to left, tamgha on left field and label on right side. (Jongeward, Cribb & Donovan # pl. 18). Fine.

Ancient India, Kushanas, Kanishka I (c. 127-158 AD), Copper Drachma, 13.40gms, OBV: King standing facing head left, sacrificing over altar, REV: God standing to left with sword, tamgha on left and label on right side. Fine.

Ancient India, Kushana Dynasy, Kanishka (c. 127-150 AD), Copper ¼ Unit, OBV: King standing facing, holding trident on left, right hand lowered to fire altar, REV: Lunate moon goddess MAO with Tamgha. (Mitch ACW # 3161). Fine.

Ancient India, Kushana Dynasty, Huvishka (c. 158-195 AD), Copper Unit, 15.44gm, Obv: King half reclining on couch with one leg on ground and the other on the couch with hands on waist, Rev: God of metals Athsho standing facing to left, Tamgha on left and lable on right. (Mitch ACW # 3236). Fine.

Ancient India, Kushana Dynasty, Huvishka (c. 158-195 AD), Copper Unit, 9.19gms, OBV: King half reclining on couch with one leg on ground and the other on the couch with hands on waist, REV: God of metals Athsho standing facing to left, Tamgha on left and lable on right.

Ancient India, Kushana Dynasty, Huvishka (c. 151-190 AD), Copper Unit, 9.59gms, OBV: King mounted on elephant walking to right around Greek legend, REV: Goddess MIORO facing to left, tamgha and lable partly visible. Fine.

Ancient India, Kushana Dynasty, Vasudeva I (c. 190-230 AD), Copper Unit, 9.10gms, OBV: King standing left, holding a trident to right, making an offering at an altar to left, REV: Shiva standing facing before Nandi bull. (Cribb & Donovan, pl. 36-37). Fine.

Ancient India, Kushanas, Huvishka (155-189 AD), Gold Dinar, 7.59gms, OBV: nimbate, diademed and crowned bust of the king emerging from clouds, holding mace scepter in right hand and filleted spear in left, Bactrian legend around, REV: fire-deity Pharro standing, facing left, holding a bowl of flames in outstretched right arm and sceptre in left arm, Bactrian legend PhARRO in the right field and tamgha in the left (Gobl 204).

Ancient India, Kushans, Vasudeva I (c. 190-230 AD), Gold Dinar, 7.68g, OBV: King nimbate standing left, holding a trident to right, making an offering at an altar to left, above which is a garlanded trident with Greek legend PaonanopaoBazohoKopano, REV: Shiva standing facing with Nandi bull, holding a trident in right and noose in left, tamgha in upper left field with label Ohpo. (Jongeward, Cribb & Donovan # 1082). Scarce.

Ancient India, Kushanas, Kanishka II (c. AD 230-247). Gold Dinar, 7.70gms, OBV: king standing left, holding a trident in right hand, making an offering at an altar at left, garlanded trident above altar, Brahmi letter ’Pri’ to right, ’La’ to left of legs, REV: nimbate Ardoksho enthroned facing, holding garland and cornucopia, tamgha in upper left field and legend in right field.

Ancient India, Kushanas, Vasudeva II (c. 267-300 AD), Gold Dinar, 7.83gms, OBV: King nimbate standing left, holding a ribboned trident to right, making an offering at an altar to left, Brahmi letter ‘Vasu’ in right field, pseudo-Greek legend around, REV: Ardoksho enthroned facing, holding cornucopia, tamgha in upper left field and legend in right field. (Mitch ACW # 3546). Rare.Slight Repair on the Edge.

Ancient India, Kushans, Vasudeva II (c. 300-350 AD), Gold ¼ Dinar, 2.00gms, OBV: King nimbate standing left, holding a trident to right, making an offering at an altar to left, above which is a garlanded trident with Greek legend Paonanopao Bazoho Kopano, REV: Shiva standing facing, with erected phallus, radiat halo above, Nandi bull, holding a trident in right and noose in left, tamgha in upper left field with label Ohpo. (Jongeward, Cribb & Donovan # 1099).

Ancient India, Kushano-Sasanian, imitations of Vasudeva I, Gold Dinar, 8.11gms, OBV: King nimbate standing left, holding a trident to right, making an offering at an altar to left, above which is a garlanded trident, with an inverted swastika in between his legs, and Kharoshti legend Paonanopao Bazoho Kopano that is Shao Nano Shao Kushano, Rev: Shiva nimbate, standing facing, holding trident and diadem, bull (Nandi) standing behind to left, with tamgha to upper left and legend Ohpo (OESHO) in right margin. (Jongeward,Cribb & Donovan # pl. 48). Rare.