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Lot No.105
AUC51
Ancient World
Silver
Iran, Sassanian Empire, Anonymous issue, Silver Drachma, 3.70g, 25.05x26.65mm, Obv:Crowned bust of king facing to right, Rev: Fire altar with flanked by attendents. About Very Fine details, Scarce.
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Our Estimated Price :
Rs. 1,600-1,800
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Lot No.106
AUC51
Ancient World
Silver
Iran, Sassanian, Khusro II, Silver Dirham, 5.36g, 28.49x28.75mm, Obv: crownd bust of king, facing right, pahlavi script, dotted border, stars and crescent around, Rev: Zorastrian fire alter flanked by two attendant, dotted border. About Very Fine, Scarce.
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Our Estimated Price :
Rs. 3,000-3,500
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Lot No.107
AUC51
Ancient World
Silver
Iran, Sassanian Empire (3-5 Cen AD), Silver ½ Drachm, 2.03g, 23.47x23.26mm, Obv: Crowned and diademed bust of king to right, Pahalvi legend, Dotted border around, Stars and Crescents outside dotted border, Rev: Zoroastrian Fire Altar at center, flanked by attendants on either side, Sun and Moon above, Dotted border around. Very Fine, Scarce.
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Our Estimated Price :
Rs. 1,500-2,000
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Lot No.108
AUC51
Ancient World
Silver
Sassanian Empire (3-5 Cen AD), Silver Drachm, 4.11g, 31.19x32.06mm, Obv: Crowned and diademed bust of king to right, Pahalvi legend, Dotted border around, Stars and Crescents outside dotted border, Rev: Zoroastrian Fire Altar at center, flanked by attendants on either side, Sun and Moon above, Dotted border around. Very Fine +, Scarce.
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Our Estimated Price :
Rs. 1,800-2,000
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Lot No.109
AUC51
Ancient World
Silver
Kingdom of Greco-Baktrian, Bactria, Eucratides II, 145 - 140 BCE, Silver, Tetradrachm, 16.78 gm, 31.10x32.40mm, Obv: Diademed bust of king facing right, bead & reel border around, Rev: Nude Apollo standing facing, holding arrow in right hand, bow in left, monogram at lower left. Greek legend: BASI?EOS / EYKPATI?OY, (Slightly double struck due to shifting of the die during the striking process of this particular specimen which can evidently be observed on the Reverse of this specimen.). with natural toning & patina, Rare especially for this ruler as per grade. About Extremely Fine, Rare.
Note: P.S: Eucratides II (also spelled Eukratides) may have been another son of Eucratides I, although we have no direct evidence of this. He was one of three kings (Plato & Heliocles I being the others) who seemed to succeed Eucratides I in quick succession in Bactria, north of the Hindu Kush mountains. Heliocles appears to have been the last of the three, since his coinage was imitated extensively by the Scythian nomads who undoubtedly overthrew the Greeks in Bactria. (Part of Courtesy Credit: CoinIndia & Wiki. indication that he now ruled in his own right.)
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Our Estimated Price :
Rs. 1,40,000-1,50,000
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