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Reference: Bactrian and Indo-Greek Coinage Antialcidas 24.2

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Bronze Denomination I of Antialcidas of Bactria, Bactria, 115 BCE–95 BCE. 1944.100.74741

Date: second half second century BCE
Denomination: Denomination I
Obverse: BASI E S/NIKH OPOY/ANTIA KI OY: Bust of Zeus r., thunderbolt over l. shoulder
Reverse: 𐨨𐨱𐨪𐨗𐨯 𐨗𐨩𐨢𐨪𐨯 𐨀𐨎𐨟𐨁𐨀𐨫𐨁𐨐𐨁𐨟𐨯 mahārājasa jayadharasa aṃtialikidasa: Palms & pilei of Dioscuri
Weight (in gr.): 8.98
Reference: Bactrian and Indo-Greek Coinage Antialcidas 24.2, Bop.17.B
Provenance: ETN; R. B. Whitehead Col.l.

Bronze Denomination I of Antialcidas of Bactria, Bactria, 115 BCE–95 BCE. 1944.100.74742

Date: second half second century BCE
Denomination: Denomination I
Obverse: BASI E S/NIKH OPOY/ANTIA KI OY: Bust of Zeus r., thunderbolt over l. shoulder
Reverse: 𐨨𐨱𐨪𐨗𐨯 𐨗𐨩𐨢𐨪𐨯 𐨀𐨎𐨟𐨁𐨀𐨫𐨁𐨐𐨁𐨟𐨯 mahārājasa jayadharasa aṃtialikidasa: Palms & pilei of Dioscuri
Weight (in gr.): 8.05
Reference: Bactrian and Indo-Greek Coinage Antialcidas 24.2, Bop.17.B
Provenance: ETN; Gosset Col.l.; Col. Biddulph Coll., 1923

Bronze Denomination I of Antialcidas of Bactria, Bactria, 115 BCE–95 BCE. 1944.100.74743

Date: second half second century BCE
Denomination: Denomination I
Obverse: BASI E S/NIKH OPOY/ANTIA KI OY: Bust of Zeus r., thunderbolt over l. shoulder
Reverse: 𐨨𐨱𐨪𐨗𐨯 𐨗𐨩𐨢𐨪𐨯 𐨀𐨎𐨟𐨁𐨀𐨫𐨁𐨐𐨁𐨟𐨯 mahārājasa jayadharasa aṃtialikidasa: Palms & pilei of Dioscuri
Weight (in gr.): 7.81
Reference: Bactrian and Indo-Greek Coinage Antialcidas 24.2, Bop.17.B
Provenance: ETN; Col.. Biddulph Coll., 1923

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