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Ancient Judaea Alex. Jannaeus 103-76 BC Bronze Prutah NGC VF: Ancient Judaea Alex. Jannaeus 103-76 BC Bronze Prutah NGC VF

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Ancient Judaea Alex. Jannaeus 103-76 BC Bronze Prutah NGC VF

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Est. $40-$10,000

Ancient Judaea Pontius Pilate 26-36 AD Bronze Prutah NGC Genuine: Ancient Judaea Pontius Pilate 26-36 AD Bronze Prutah NGC Genuine

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Ancient Judaea Pontius Pilate 26-36 AD Bronze Prutah NGC Genuine

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Est. $40-$10,000

CHINA: Cultural Heritage - Mount Tai 5 Yuan Commemorative Coin, 2019, 30mm, 91ZJ: Issued in 2019 by the People's Bank of China, this 5 Yuan coin celebrates Mount Tai, a site of profound cultural and natural significance inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The obverse feature

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CHINA: Cultural Heritage - Mount Tai 5 Yuan Commemorative Coin, 2019, 30mm, 91ZJ

Est. $20-$40

KUSHAN EMPIRE: Vasudeva I - Hindu Devotion Bronze Tetradrachm Coin, 195-230, 26mm, 10.2g, 4XS: Minted during the middle phase of Vasudeva I's reign (195-230 AD), this bronze tetradrachm stands as a tangible link to the religious and political identity of the late Kushan Empire. The obverse depi

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KUSHAN EMPIRE: Vasudeva I - Hindu Devotion Bronze Tetradrachm Coin, 195-230, 26mm, 10.2g, 4XS

Est. $50-$100

INDIA/ISLAMIC: Princely State - Regional Sovereignty Silver Rupee Coin, ND, 27mm, 98XS: Struck in silver (or high-grade billion) during the post-Mughal regional era, this 27mm rupee encapsulates the artistic and political fragmentation of South Asian Islamic numismatics. The obverse bear

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INDIA/ISLAMIC: Princely State - Regional Sovereignty Silver Rupee Coin, ND, 27mm, 98XS

Est. $50-$100

MONGOL EMPIRE: Ilkhanid - Islamic Caliphate Bronze Coin, 13th-14th Century, 15mm, 7AP: This compact bronze coin from the Mongol Empire bears witness to the fusion of steppe imperial power and Islamic statecraft that reshaped the medieval world. Its surface is adorned with flowing Arabic

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MONGOL EMPIRE: Ilkhanid - Islamic Caliphate Bronze Coin, 13th-14th Century, 15mm, 7AP

Est. $30-$60

India 1963 Official Service 13 naye paise “Ashoka Lion Capital?? Scarlet (SG O181, Mi D147I): Issued in 1963 as part of the definitive “Service” series of independent India (1958–1971), this 13 naye paise official stamp features the celebrated Lion Capital of Ashoka, India’s nation

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India 1963 Official Service 13 naye paise “Ashoka Lion Capital?? Scarlet (SG O181, Mi D147I)

Chan & Scott Auction House

Est. $25-$40

KUSHAN EMPIRE: Standing Deity - Religious Syncretism Bronze Coin, 2nd-3rd Century, 25mm, 16.3g, 23XS: This substantial bronze coin from the Kushan Empire captures the rich religious syncretism that defined Central Asian-South Asian exchange in antiquity. The obverse features a standing deity, likely a

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KUSHAN EMPIRE: Standing Deity - Religious Syncretism Bronze Coin, 2nd-3rd Century, 25mm, 16.3g, 23XS

Est. $50-$100

SASANIAN EMPIRE: Fire Altar Symbols - Bronze Follis Coin, 3rd-4th Century CE, 20, 5.27g, 97AJ: This small Sasanian bronze follis encapsulates the religious and imperial iconography of the late antique Persian realm. The obverse features a central fire altar flanked by attendants, a core symbol

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SASANIAN EMPIRE: Fire Altar Symbols - Bronze Follis Coin, 3rd-4th Century CE, 20, 5.27g, 97AJ

Est. $50-$100

NORTHERN SATRAPS: Kharahostes - AE Unit Coin, 20mm, 6.1g, 9AK: Struck under Kharahostes of the Northern Satraps, this copper AE Unit coin reflects the numismatic traditions of the Indo-Scythian realm in the early Common Era. Its design features symbolic motifs th

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NORTHERN SATRAPS: Kharahostes - AE Unit Coin, 20mm, 6.1g, 9AK

Est. $50-$100

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KUSHAN EMPIRE: Royal Devotion - Bronze Coin, 2nd-3rd Century CE, 24x22mm, 7.86g, 3AK

Est. $50-$100

Kushan Empire Vima Takto - Imperial Authority Tetradrachm Coin, 80-100, 20mm, 26XS: A rare surviving example of Kushan imperial numismatics, this bronze Tetradrachm, minted between 80-100 CE under Emperor Vima Takto (Oohmo Taktoo), embodies the power and cultural fusion of one of anc

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Kushan Empire Vima Takto - Imperial Authority Tetradrachm Coin, 80-100, 20mm, 26XS

Est. $50-$100

KUSHANO-SASANIAN: Royal Iconography - Bronze Coin, 3rd-4th Century CE, 27x23mm, 16g, 90AJ: This bronze coin from the Kushano-Sasanian realm merges the artistic traditions of the Kushan and Sasanian empires, reflecting the political and cultural fusion of Central Asia and Persia. The obverse

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KUSHANO-SASANIAN: Royal Iconography - Bronze Coin, 3rd-4th Century CE, 27x23mm, 16g, 90AJ

Est. $30-$60

Indo-Greek Kingdom Apollodotus I - Apollo Worship Hemiobol Coin, 174-165 BC, 23mm, 19XS: A rare surviving relic of the Indo-Greek Kingdom, this copper Hemiobol (112 Drachm), minted between 174-165 BC under King Apollodotus I (Apollodotos A Soter, "The Saviour"), captures the unique cultur

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Indo-Greek Kingdom Apollodotus I - Apollo Worship Hemiobol Coin, 174-165 BC, 23mm, 19XS

Est. $50-$100

KUSHAN EMPIRE: Shiva and Nandi - Hindu Devotion Bronze Coin, 2nd-3rd Century, 24mm, 9.86g, 3XS: This weathered bronze coin from the late Kushan Empire is a powerful testament to the religious transformation that reshaped South Asian power in antiquity. The reverse depicts the Hindu deity Shiva (

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KUSHAN EMPIRE: Shiva and Nandi - Hindu Devotion Bronze Coin, 2nd-3rd Century, 24mm, 9.86g, 3XS

Est. $50-$100

INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGDOM: Azes II - Pentachalkon Coin, Pushkalavati Mint, 22mm, 8.6g, 91AJ: Struck under Azes II at the Pushkalavati mint, this copper Pentachalkon (548 Drachm) exemplifies the small-denomination circulation coinage of the Indo-Scythian Kingdom. The design features a dynamic

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INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGDOM: Azes II - Pentachalkon Coin, Pushkalavati Mint, 22mm, 8.6g, 91AJ

Est. $70-$140

INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGDOM: Azilises - Bronze Coin, 23x20mm, 5.6g, 13AK: Struck under Azilises of the Indo-Scythian Kingdom, this bronze coin features a dynamic human figure with attendant figures, reflecting the steppe artistic traditions that defined the region's numisma

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INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGDOM: Azilises - Bronze Coin, 23x20mm, 5.6g, 13AK

Est. $70-$140

INDO-GREEK KINGDOM: Menander I - Helmeted Chalkon Bronze Coin, 90-85 BC, 24mm, 18XS: Minted during the late reign of Menander I, the "Just," this small bronze chalkon exemplifies the enduring Hellenistic influence on Indo-Greek numismatics. The obverse displays the helmeted bust of th

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INDO-GREEK KINGDOM: Menander I - Helmeted Chalkon Bronze Coin, 90-85 BC, 24mm, 18XS

Est. $50-$100

KUSHAN EMPIRE: Royal Devotion - Bronze Coin, 2nd-3rd Century CE, 26mm, 16.66g, 88AJ: This substantial bronze coin from the Kushan Empire embodies the fusion of Persian, Greek, and Indian artistic traditions that defined the dynasty's numismatic legacy. The obverse displays a royal bus

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KUSHAN EMPIRE: Royal Devotion - Bronze Coin, 2nd-3rd Century CE, 26mm, 16.66g, 88AJ

Est. $50-$100

INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGDOM: Nomadic Sovereignty Pentachalkon Coin, 57 BC - 35 BC, 20mm, 7XS: Minted between 57 and 35 BC, this copper pentachalkon stands as a tangible link to the Indo-Scythian Kingdom's fusion of nomadic heritage and Hellenistic-influenced governance under King Azilises. As

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INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGDOM: Nomadic Sovereignty Pentachalkon Coin, 57 BC - 35 BC, 20mm, 7XS

Est. $50-$100

INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGDOM: Azilises - Pentachalkon Coin, 21mm, 8.9g, 10AK: Struck under Azilises of the Indo-Scythian Kingdom, this copper Pentachalkon (548 Drachm) exemplifies the small but vital circulation coinage of the early Indo-Scythian realm. Its robust weight and we

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INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGDOM: Azilises - Pentachalkon Coin, 21mm, 8.9g, 10AK

Est. $70-$140

KUSHAN EMPIRE: Horseman Deity - Bronze Coin, 28mm, 15.1g, 96AJ: This bronze Kushan coin features a dynamic horseman deity motif, a central iconographic type of Central Asian numismatics. The composition blends Hellenistic, Iranian, and local steppe artistic tradit

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KUSHAN EMPIRE: Horseman Deity - Bronze Coin, 28mm, 15.1g, 96AJ

Est. $50-$100

INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGDOM: Azes II - Pentachalkon Coin, 26mm, 12.6g, 12AK: Struck under Azes II of the Indo-Scythian Kingdom, this copper Pentachalkon (548 Drachm) is a key example of early Indian numismatic circulation coinage. The obverse features a dynamic fighting-animal

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INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGDOM: Azes II - Pentachalkon Coin, 26mm, 12.6g, 12AK

Est. $50-$100

INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGDOM: Azilises - Pentachalkon Coin, 20mm, 8.0g, 89AJ: Struck under Azilises of the Indo-Scythian Kingdom, this copper Pentachalkon (548 Drachm) is a key example of small-denomination circulation coinage from the mid-1st century BCE. Its design features a

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INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGDOM: Azilises - Pentachalkon Coin, 20mm, 8.0g, 89AJ

Est. $50-$100

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