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1 Pentachalkon - Azilises Indo-Scythian

Issuer Indo-Scythian Kingdom
Year 57 BC - 35 BC
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Value Pentachalkon (5⁄48)
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Obverse lettering BAΣIΛEΩΣ / BAΣIΛEΩN / MEΓAΛOY AZIΛICOY
Reverse description Zebu (humped bull) walking to the right in profile, rendered with distinctive Indo-Scythian style. A Kharoshthi letter appears to the left of the bull and a Greek letter to the right, serving as mint or workshop control marks. The bull is surrounded by a Kharoshthi legend running along the borders of the square flan. The reverse design reflects the syncretistic Hellenistic and Indian artistic traditions characteristic of Indo-Scythian coinage.
Reverse script Kharoshthi/Greek
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