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INDO-SKYTHIANS. Azilises. 85-45/35 BC. Æ 5.70 gr. – 21.3 x 20.8 mm. O:\ Azilises on horseback right, holding spear. R:\ Elephant standing left; si in Kharosthi and monogram above. Senior 60.1; HGC 12, –. Rare. VF+

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INDO-SKYTHIANS. Azilises 85-45 BC Rare

Name: INDO-SKYTHIANS. Azilises 85-45 BC Rare
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