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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Discover a remarkable piece of history with the Copper Drachma of Azes II, minted between 35 BC and 5 AD during the Indo-Scythian era. This collectible coin features an intricate design on the obverse, showcasing a regal king on horseback wielding a whip, complemented by a Kharosthi monogram and traces of a Greek legend. The reverse depicts Zeus Nikephoros, symbolizing victory, alongside additional Kharosthi inscriptions. Weighing 2.20 grams and measuring 9.80 mm, this coin is graded as About Very Fine, making it a rare find for enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Azes II was a significant ruler during a time when Indo-Scythian influence flourished, making this drachma not only a currency but also a testament to the cultural exchanges of the ancient world. Its excellent condition and historical significance enhance its collectible value, appealing to numismatists and history buffs. This piece is a must-have for anyone looking to enrich their collection with a tangible link to the past. Please note, we do not ship outside of India.

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