Copper Drachma of Azes II(BC 35 – 5AD) of Indo-Scythian Horse Rider/Nikephoros Type

Indo-Scythian, Azes II (35 BC – 5 AD), Drachma, Obv: King mounted on horse holding a whip, Kharosthi monogram to right, traces crude Greek legend around, Rev: Zeus Nikephoros facing left, small monogram to left, Kharosthi letter ‘Vi’ to right (Senior 105.275), 2.20 Gms, 9.80 mm, About Very Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time with this remarkable collectible – the Copper Drachma of Azes II from the Indo-Scythian era (35 BC – 5 AD). This ancient coin features a captivating design with the obverse depicting a king mounted on a horse holding a whip, accompanied by Kharosthi monograms and a Greek legend. On the reverse side, Zeus Nikephoros faces left with intricate details like a small monogram and Kharosthi letter ‘Vi’. Weighing 2.20 grams and measuring 9.80 mm, this coin is classified as About Very Fine and is considered rare among numismatists. The historical significance of Azes II and the Indo-Scythian era adds to the allure of this coin, making it a prized addition to any collection. Explore the rich heritage of ancient civilizations with this unique piece, now available for enthusiasts exclusively at our store.