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Lot No - 70 - Ancient India
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| Kushano-Sasanian, Kidara Kushanshah (c. 365-390 AD), Gold Dinar, 7.50g, Obv: King standing left on ground line, wearing a lotus crown with ribbons and surmounted by a pomegranate, flames at shoulders, sacrificing over altar and a holding trident in left hand, another trident standard above altar at right, with the middle prong surmounted by a crescent, three pellets and tamgha below left arm with legend, Rev: Shiva standing facing before Nandi bull, holding diadem and trident with legend in Kushano-Bactrian. About Extremely Fine, Rare. |
Estimate
Rs. 80,000-82,000
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Un Sold
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