INDO-SCYTHIANS – Azes I / II (after 58 BC)

AR Tetradrachm | NGC AU | ~9.50 g

A superb Indo-Scythian silver tetradrachm, attributed to Azes I or Azes II, minted after 58 BC. This type is admired for its bold imagery and strong preservation—especially desirable in NGC AU grade.

Obverse:
King on horseback right, right hand raised, holding a whip over his shoulder; letter before the horse. Classic nomadic cavalry depiction.

Reverse:
Zeus standing right, holding a transverse scepter, with refined Hellenistic-style drapery. Kharosthi legends in the margin (typical for Azes issues).

AR Tetradrachm | NGC AU | ~9.50 g

A superb Indo-Scythian silver tetradrachm, attributed to Azes I or Azes II, minted after 58 BC. This type is admired for its bold imagery and strong preservation—especially desirable in NGC AU grade.

Obverse:
King on horseback right, right hand raised, holding a whip over his shoulder; letter before the horse. Classic nomadic cavalry depiction.

Reverse:
Zeus standing right, holding a transverse scepter, with refined Hellenistic-style drapery. Kharosthi legends in the margin (typical for Azes issues).