Copper Drachma of Azes II(BC 35 - 5AD) of Indo-Scythian Horse Rider/Nikephoros Type

Description

Indo-Scythian, Azes II (35 BC – 5 AD), Copper 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), 1.40 gms, 11.90 mm, Very Fine, Rare.Vist our Store for many more exiting Coin offers athttps://coinbazzar.com/store/coingallery/Note – We Do not ship out of India ** Discover the remarkable Copper Drachma of Azes II, minted between 35 BC and 5 AD, representing a significant era in Indo-Scythian history. This exquisite coin features an obverse depicting the king mounted on a horse, wielding a whip, alongside a Kharosthi monogram and traces of a crude Greek legend. The reverse showcases Zeus Nikephoros facing left, complemented by a small monogram and the Kharosthi letter 'Vi'. Weighing 1.40 grams and measuring 11.90 mm, this coin is classified as Very Fine, making it a rare find for collectors. Azes II was a prominent ruler during the Indo-Scythian period, known for his attempts to unify various tribes in the region. This coin not only serves as a glimpse into ancient governance but also reflects the intricate artistry of the time. Its rarity and historical significance make it a coveted piece for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike. This collectible comes ungraded and is presented without any special packaging, maintaining its authenticity. With limited availability, it stands as an excellent investment opportunity for those looking to enrich their collection with a piece of ancient history. **