Yes, Kushan coinage is definitely a fascinating and under appreciated specialty. I recently posted this AE drachm of Kanishka I, featuring the...
I've shared it before, but here's a provincial of Elagabalus from Berytus (Beirut), featuring Marsyas in a temple on the reverse: [ATTACH]
Here's my coin of the Brettian League, which I won from John Anthony a couple of months back: [ATTACH]
Well, if the new book uses and revises Sellwood's excellent typology, I think he should still be listed as co-author. Lots of textbooks continue...
[ATTACH] Ghana, 1 pesewa, 2007. Just an ordinary modern circulating coin, but I found it in an apartment complex's laundry room in Baltimore,...
[ATTACH] Parthian Kingdom. AR drachm. Artabanos I (c.127-124 BC). Obverse: Diademed bust left. Reverse: Archer (Arsakes I) wearing...
Looks like some nice coins. Unfortunately, Indian rupees are one of the more difficult Islamic coinages to read and I am still very much a...
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