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China 1950 Jade amulet: China. 1950 circa. Jade amulet. 50 gr. - 66 mm. Extremely fine

Apr 19, 2026

China 1950 Jade amulet

Est. €150-€250

Vintage Chinese Porcelain "Money Tree" Figurine – 16" Ornate Statue with 7 Maidens & Gold Accents: Detailed Description• Subject Matter: The statue depicts a lush, flowering tree serving as a focal point for seven elegantly dressed maidens (often identified as Jade Girls or celestial attendant

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Vintage Chinese Porcelain "Money Tree" Figurine – 16" Ornate Statue with 7 Maidens & Gold Accents

Alice Callahan Auction House

Est. $200-$400

2016 LE Lunar Year of The Monkey 2 Oz .999 Fine Silver Jade Proof: in original display case with COA, limited edition No. 703 of 2888

Apr 18, 2026

2016 LE Lunar Year of The Monkey 2 Oz .999 Fine Silver Jade Proof

Matthew Bullock Auctioneers

Est. $30-$300

An Exquisite Turquoise Animal Pattern Coin: An Exquisite Turquoise Animal Pattern Coin,The Warring States period in China,Size:1.8inx0.3in,Weight:29g 绿松石动物纹钱币,中国战Þ

Apr 18, 2026

An Exquisite Turquoise Animal Pattern Coin

Est. $3,000-$6,000

INDIA/ISLAMIC: Mughal/Princely State - Imperial Legacy Silver Rupee Coin, ND, 27mm, 14.2g, 97XS: Struck in silver (or high-grade billion) during the late Mughal or regional princely state era, this 27mm rupee embodies the artistic and political continuity of Islamic numismatic tradition in South

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INDIA/ISLAMIC: Mughal/Princely State - Imperial Legacy Silver Rupee Coin, ND, 27mm, 14.2g, 97XS

Est. $50-$100

INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGDOM: Azes II Copper Chalkon Coin, 58 BC - 12 BC, 18mm, 4.18g, 12XS: This diminutive copper chalkon from the reign of Azes II is a rare artifact of Indo-Scythian religious syncretism and regional commerce. The obverse bears the standing figure of Balarama, the Hindu de

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INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGDOM: Azes II Copper Chalkon Coin, 58 BC - 12 BC, 18mm, 4.18g, 12XS

Est. $30-$60

INDIA: Delhi Sultanate - Iltutmish Monetary Reform 1 Jital Billon Coin, 1210-1235, 16mm, 1XS: Minted during the reign of Shams ud-Din Iltutmish (1211-1235), this 1 Jital billon coin represents a foundational reform in South Asian numismatics, establishing the first standardized monetary system

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INDIA: Delhi Sultanate - Iltutmish Monetary Reform 1 Jital Billon Coin, 1210-1235, 16mm, 1XS

Est. $50-$100

INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGDOM: Azilises - Royal Cavalry Pentachalkon Copper Coin, 57-35 BC, 27mm, 8XS: Minted during the reign of Azilises (57 BC-35 BC) in the Indo-Scythian Kingdom, this copper Pentachalkon stands as a vivid artifact of cultural fusion and imperial authority in northwestern ancient In

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INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGDOM: Azilises - Royal Cavalry Pentachalkon Copper Coin, 57-35 BC, 27mm, 8XS

Est. $70-$140

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

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

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: 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

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

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

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

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