104 - Greek Asia. Persia. Darios II-Artaxerxes III (c. 420-340 BC). AE Siglos. D/ King in running-kneeling stance right, holding dagger and bow. R/ Incuse punch. Carradice Type IV; BMC Arabia pl. XXVII, 10; Sunrise -. AR. 5.55 g. 15 mm. About VF.

105 - Greek Asia. Persia, Achaemenid Empire. Xerses II to Artaxerses II (c. 420-375 BC). AR Siglos. D/ King or hero in a kneeling-running stance right, holding a spear and bow. R/ Incuse punch. Carradice Type IIIb; cf. BMC Arabia pl. XXV, 15; Sunrise 29. AR. 5.34 g. 16 mm. R. Banker's mark on obverse. VF.

106 - Yuezhi. Sapalbizes (Sapadbizes). AR Hemidrachm, late 1st century BC. D/ CAΠAΛBIZHC. Helmeted and draped bust right. R/ NANAIA / NANAIA. Lion standing right; crescent and Λ above. HGC 12 516. AR. 1.27 g. 16 mm. R. VF.

107 - Kings of Characene. Attambelos IV (AD 54/5-64/5). BI Tetradrachm. Charax-Spasinu mint. D/ Diademed head right; c/m on neck: monogram(?). R/ Herakles seated left on rock, holding club. DCA 490 (Attambelos III). BI. 13.83 g. 25 mm. Flan fault. About VF.

108 - Greek Asia. Kushan. Vima Takto 'Soter Megas' (ca. 80-90 AD). AE Tetradrachm. D/ Bust of Miiro right, seven rays emanating from head, wearing diadem with ribbons to left, and cloak, filleted arrow in raised right hand; tamgha with crossbar and three prongs to left, dotted border. R/ ΒΑCΙΛΕΥC ΒΑCΙΛΕΩΝ CΩΤΗΡ ΜΕΓΑC, king on horseback right, wearing soft Iranian cap with long diadem ribbons, nomad jacket, and trousers, pickaxe in raised right hand; tamgha with three prongs and crossbar to lower right. ANS Kushan 177-204; Mitchiner 2928-2963. AE. 8.28 g. 22 mm. This coin type is based on the Attic standard copper didrachm or its reduced Indian standard tetradrachm counterpart. It circulated widely across Bactria, the Kabul Valley, Gandhara, and the Punjab region, and was most likely struck in Begram. About EF.

109 - Greek Asia. Sasanian Kings. Peroz I (457-483 AD). AR Drachm. DA. D/ Draped bust of Peroz I right, wearing mural crown with frontal crescent and korymbos set on crescent. R/ Fire altar flanked by two attendants; star and crescent above flames. Göbl III/1; SNS III SNS type IIIb/1e. AR. 4.11 g. 26.5 mm. Warm tone with golden hues. EF.

110 - Nezak Huns. AE Drachm, 6th-7th century. D/ Bust right, wearing winged crown surmounted by crescent and bull's head. R/ Fire altar between two attendants with wheel symbols either side of flames. Göbl (Hunnen) 198. AE. 3.41 g. 27 mm. VF.

111 - Chingiz (Gengis) Khan (602-624 a.H. / 1206-1227 d.C.). AE Jital, citing Chingiz as 'al-Khaqan al-Adil al-Azam ('Khan of Khans, the Just, the Supreme' in Arabic) and the Abbasid caliph al-Nasir li-Din Allah (1180-1225), Mongol military base around or in Ghazna. AE. 4.13 g. 20 mm. Good VF. This coin type was issued during the Mongol pursuit of Jalal ad-Din Mingburnu, the final ruler of the Khwarezmian dynasty, as he fled toward the Indus River. In the spring of 1221, Jalal suffered a major defeat at the Battle of the Indus, but to Genghis Khan’s frustration, he managed to escape into India. He continued to trouble the Mongols until his assassination by an unknown Kurd in the mountains near Mayyafarikin in 1231.

112 - India. Shahis (Shahiyas). Samanta Deva (c. 850-1000). AR Jital. AR. 2.74 g. 19 mm. LOCAL ISSUES, Kabul. Shahis (Shahiyas). Samanta Deva, circa 850-1000. Jital (Silver, 19 mm, 3.37 g, 2 h). SRI SAMANTA DEVA ('Lord Samanta Deva' in Nagari) Zebu recumbent to left with symbol on rump; in field to left, star above pellet. Rev. Rider facing on horseback to right, holding banner in his left hand; in field to left, Nagari letter. VF.

113 - India. Shahis. Khudarayaka. Circa 870-875. AR Jital. Kabul mint. D/ Recumbent zebu left; star and crescent before. R/ Horseman riding right, holding banner. Tye 23. AR. 3.36 g. 18 mm. About VF.

114 - India. Post-Gupta (Chaulukya-Paramara). AR Drachm, c. 950-1050 AD. D/ Indo-Sasanian style bust right; pellets and ornaments around. R/ Stylized fire altar; pellets around. Mitchiner 427-430. AR. 4.07 g. 18 mm. Lovely cabinet tone. Minor flan nicks. VF.