Coins of India. Kushan. Vasu Deva I (c.190-230 AD), Go

Central Asia, India, Kushan Empire. Vasudeva I, ca. 190 to 230 CE. AU (gold) dinar. ANACS AU55. Bactrian mint, late emission. Vasudeva standing facing, head left, holding trident, sacrificing over alt

**First Time At Auction** Central Asia, India, Kushan Empire. Vasudeva I, ca. 190 to 230 CE. A very fine gold dinar of the Bactrian mint, late emission. ANACS AU55. Obverse: Vasudeva standing facing,

INDIA, Kushan Empire. Circa AD 140-170. An Rare Ancient Kushan Greek Huvishka AE Coin .

Circa 3rd century A.D. or later. Group comprising: a pair of bronze coin dies, possibly to strike gold dinar coins; the obverse depicting a standing figure with inscriptions, the reverse depicting a s

Ancient Greek Bactria INDIA, Kushan Empire. temp. Kujula Kadphises – Vima Takto. Circa AD 80-113. Æ Didrachm . Attic standard. Uncertain (Begram?) mint. The only Kushan Coin in the Greek Coinage St

Medieval Silver Billion Coin of Ancient India, Kabul Shahi Dynasty ( c. 500 - 1026 A.D. Shahi Kings of Kabul & Gandhara: Samanta Deva (Honorable Chief Commander) AR Billon Jital ( 15 mm, 3.27 gm ) Obv

Central Asia, Bactria, Kushan Kingdom, Vasu Deva I, ca. 292 to 312 CE. gold dinar 7.9 grams. Obverse: King standing left, right shoulder flaming, sacrificing over altar, holding filleted trident abov

Ancient 24K Gold Coin Kushan Kanishka, "King of Kings" Origin Afghanistan Ca 150-128 ADAncient 24K Gold Coin (King of Kings Kanishka Kushan Origin Afghanistan Ca 150-128 AD range, Kanishka introduced

Ancient Gold Coin Ca 400 AD: Kanishka Late Kushan, Shaka AV Dinar 8.00 grams,18.00mm

Ancient Gold Coin Ca 400 AD: Kanishka Late Kushan, Shaka AV Dinar 8.00 grams,18.00mm Dimensions: 18.00mm* Weight: 8.00 grams* Work Title: Kanishka * (estimate/approximately)

ANCIENT INDIA KUSHAN EMPIRE. Main mint in Gandhara. AV Gold Dinar. Circa AD 240-250. Mint I (A). 13th emission. Obv:ÞAO(retrograde h)A(retrograde h)OÞAO BAZhKO KÞA[ ], Vasishka, nimbate, helm

Kushan Empire, Vashishka AV Dinar. Gandhara, AD 247-267. 7.92 gr. - 22mm, 12h. O:\ standing facing, head left, sacrificing over altar and holding filleted staff; filleted trident in left field; Brahmi

Kushan Empire Hoard of 235 Bronze Tetradrachms, ca. 3rd-5th Century AD. Uncleaned and unsearched, as found. Estimated Value $500 - UP Ex. The Ora Eads Estate.

Rol-A-Top 5-cent slot machine -Restored, cannot remove back to see insides, coins go straight thru (no lever action) -BUYER TO ARRANGE SHIPPING

South Asia, Northwestern India, Kushan Empire, ca. 3rd to 4th century CE. A Kushan terracotta bust of Vishnu, one of the principal deities of Hinduism, known as the preserver in the Hindu trinity (Tri

By: Michael MercatorDate: 1613 / DuisbergDimensions: 16 x 19.5 inches (40.7 x 49.5 cm)This is an authentic antique map of the Western Hemisphere by Michael Mercator. The map is based on Rumold Mercato

Michael Mercator (circa 1567-1600), America sive India Nova ad magnae Gerardi Mercatoris..., Amsterdam, circa 1609-1619, in two sheets, text in French verso, engraving on laid paper with hand colored

Red Sandstone fragment. India. 5th A.D. Head of a crowned female Divinity. 13-1/2" h.

Republic of India Coins

Kushan Kingdom, Gold Coin Late Kushan Period Shaka 8.00 grams / 25.25-24.60x2.84mm / The coin designs usually broadly follow the styles of the preceding Greco-Bactrian rulers in using Hellenistic styl

Central Asia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Northern India, Gandhara / Kushan Empire, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. A superb gray schist bust of the Bodhisattva Maitreya, the Buddha of the Future, dressed like

**This item is heavy/oversized and will require 3rd party shipping. Please inquire about shipping cost prior to bidding.** Central Asia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Northern India, Gandhara / Kushan Empire

Fifteen 17th-19th century gold coins, Italy, French, S.A., India. 1) Nine gold coins from India 17th-19th century. Includes gold fanam, Vira-Raya type C-212, Mysore Craig#150. 2) Two Gold coins includ

America sive India Nova ad magnae Gerardi Mercatoris avi Universalis imitationem in compendium redacta. By Michael Mercator (1565/70-1614.) We believe it to be Amsterdam: Hondius, circa, 1628. Copper-