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Sasanian Khusro II (Khosrau II, r. 590-628 AD) silver coins, known as drachms, KING : KHOSRAU II /MINTPLACE / AMOL /RY DATE / 31 Obverse: A portrait of Khusro II, wearing an elaborate mural crown, sometimes with stars and crescents, with Pahlavi script for "Husraw" and "glory increase Reverse: A central fire altar with ribbons, flanked by two attendants; a star and crescent often appear above the flames

227¥ Sailing Price Kanishka I ruled the Kushan Empire from approximately 127–150 CE, with his main capital in Puruṣapura (modern-day Peshawar). Obverse: This side of the coin typically depicts a stylized standing king or ruler, often shown sacrificing over an altar. The inscription "Devya" in Nagari or Sharada script may also be present. Reverse: The reverse side of these coins usually features the seated goddess Ardoksho (Lakshmi), holding a diadem and cornucopia, with the legend "Shri Didda".

Indo-Greek Kingdom. Antialkidas Nikephoros. Drachm. 130-120 BC. (Bopearachchi-12B). (Hgc-12, 258). Anv.: ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΝΙΚΗΦΟΡΟΥ ΑΝΤΙΑΛΚΙΔΟΥ, diademed and draped bust to right, wearing crested helmet adorned with bull's horn and ear. Rev.: Zeus Nikephoros seated facing slightly to left; forepart of elephant to left, with trunk raised, monogram beneath throne. Ag. 2,54 g 800¥ for sale price SALE OUT OF COUNTRY IN CHINA ONLY