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2394 Ancient India. Kushan Empire. Huvishka, ca. AD 152-192. Gold Dinar (7.96 gr)

. Diademed and crowned half-length bust left on clouds,

holding mace-scepter and hilt; pellet on cheek.

Reverse:

NANAPAO, Nana, nimbate, standing right, holding box and scepter; tamgha to right. Cf.

MK 138/11/ 153/16 (for obverse/reverse dies.) Cf. Fr-21.

Very rare. Extremely Fine

.

Estimate Value .......................................................................................................................................................................$1,500 - 2,000

2395

India - Kushan Empire. Vasudeva II. Gold Dinar (8.08

g), ca. AD 290-310 Choice VF

. King standing facing, head

left, wearing conical crown with nimbus, holding trident and

sacrificing at altar; behind, trident standard; in right field nandi;

below, swastika.

Reverse:

Siva standing facing, holding trident

and diadem; behind, the bull Nandi standing left; above left,

tamgha. MK 680; cf. Donum Burns 469.

Choice Very Fine

.

Estimate Value ..................................................... $350 - 400

Ex CNG 66 (19 May 2004), 977; From the Aurora Family Collec-

tion.

2396

India - Kushan Empire. Kipunada. Gold Dinar (7.57 g),

ca. AD 350-375

. Mint I (A). King, nimbate, diademed and hel-

meted, standing facing, head left, sacrificing over altar to left

and holding filleted standard; filleted trident to left; Brahmi

characters around.

Reverse:

Ardoxsho, nimbate, enthroned fac-

ing, holding filleted investiture garland and cornucopiae; in

upper left field, tamgha. MK 596; Donum Burns 790-1.

Extremely Fine

.

Estimate Value ..................................................... $400 - 500

From The Herbert & Aphrodite Rubin Collection; Purchased pri-

vately from Ariadne Galleries in the 1970s-1980s.