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Whitehead Coins of the Punjab Museum Plate XI Azes Demeter and HermesWikimedia Commons · Whitehead, R. B. (Richard Bertram) ↗A copper alloy coin, probably a copper paisa of the Indian Princely State of BajrangarhWikimedia Commons · West Yorkshire Archaeology Advisory Service, Jonathan Boffey · CC BY-SA ↗Bull type coin, the Hindu Shahi Dynasty, Kangra Fort Museum, Himachal PradeshWikimedia Commons · SpeakingArch · CC BY-SA ↗Horse rider type coin, Hindu Shahi DynastyWikimedia Commons · SpeakingArch · CC BY-SA ↗Variant 2, Bull Type Coin, Hindu Shahi Dynasty, Kangra Fort Museum, Himachal PradeshWikimedia Commons · SpeakingArch · CC BY-SA ↗Silver jitals of Mahmud of Ghazna with bilingual Arabic and Sanskrit minted in Lahore…British Museum, London · photo Uploadalt (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗The twins Castor and Pollux were known as the Diosuroi in Greek mythologyWikimedia Commons ↗Copper alloy Indo-Greek coin from the Hindu Kush, an issue of Vasudeva I (cWikimedia Commons · Royal Institution of Cornwall, Anna Tyacke, 2011-02-08 22:37 · CC BY-SA ↗Gold coin of Diodotus, Indo-Greek, National Museum, New Delhi.Diodotus I SoterNational Museum, New Delhi · photo SpeakingArch (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗A worn copper alloy square Hemiobol, probably of Apollodotus I (rWikimedia Commons · Surrey County Council, David Williams, 2013-09-24 16:49:46 · CC BY-SA ↗Coin of Kujula Kadphises, derived from a coin of the Indo-Greek king HermaeusBritish Museum, London · photo No machine-readable author provided. World Imaging assumed ( (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Coin of MenanderBritish Museum, London · photo No machine-readable author provided. World Imaging assumed ( (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Nicias was an Indo-Greek king who ruled in the ParopamisadeNational Museum, New Delhi · photo SpeakingArch (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Copper alloy Indo-Greek coin from the Hindu Kush, an issue of Kujula KadphisesWikimedia Commons · Royal Institution of Cornwall, Anna Tyacke, 2011-02-08 22:44 · CC BY-SA ↗Coin of Kushan King Vasudeva I (reverse)لگبھگ 142/145+ · India, Mathura, Kushan periodCleveland Museum of Art ↗Coin of Kushan King Vima Kadphises100–200s CE · India, Mathura, Kushan periodCleveland Museum of Art ↗Coin of Kushan King Vasudeva I (obverse)لگبھگ 142/145+ · India, Mathura, Kushan periodCleveland Museum of Art ↗Coin of Kushan King Vasudeva Iلگبھگ 142/145+ · India, Mathura, Kushan periodCleveland Museum of Art ↗Coin of Kushan King Vasudeva II200s CE · India, Kushan, Vasudeva II (c. 275–300 CE)Cleveland Museum of Art ↗Golden Dinar200s CE · India, Kushan, Vasudeva II (c. 275–300 CE)Cleveland Museum of Art ↗Golden Dinar200s CE · India, Kushan, Vasudeva II (c. 275–300 CE)Cleveland Museum of Art ↗Archer type gold coin of Chandra Gupta II 375-415 CE Ashmolean Museum, OxfordAshmolean Museum, Oxford · photo SpeakingArch (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Book of rubbings of Kushan coins by Claude Auguste CourtBritish Museum, London · photo Uploadalt (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Coin of Kanishka I, with Iranian solar deity Mithra (Miiro) on the reverseNational Museum, New Delhi · photo SpeakingArch (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Coin of Kushan Dynasty, National Museum Delhi.National Museum, New Delhi · photo SpeakingArch (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Coin of Kushan king Huvishka 126 163 with Kushan goddess Rishti depicted as Roma copied…British Museum, London · photo PHGCOM (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Coin of Kushan ruler ChhuIndian Museum, Kolkata · photo Vincent Arthur Smith, CIE, (1848–1920) (Wikimedia Commons) ↗This gold coin represents the reign of the Kushana ruler, HavishkaWikimedia Commons ↗This gold coin represents the reign of the Kushana ruler, Vasudeva IWikimedia Commons ↗Gold coin of the Kushans, cAshmolean Museum, Oxford · photo SpeakingArch (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Hoard of Kushan, Yaudheya and Gupta Coins from Period IV Stratigraphy at Ropar MoundWikimedia Commons · SpeakingArch · CC BY-SA ↗This gold coin represents the reigns of the Kushana ruler, Vima KadphisesWikimedia Commons ↗The reverse depicts the figure of Hercules with the skin of the Nemean lion draped over…Wikimedia Commons ↗Copper Alloy coin, probably Indo-Scythian/KushanBritish Museum, London · photo York Museums Trust, Rebecca Morris, 2009-10-15 16:00:34 (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗1, Kʻai-yüan Tʻung-pao (開元通寳), 621–907, Tʻang-dynasty bronze coinWikimedia Commons · Uriel1022 · CC BY-SA ↗Numismatic and Philatelic Museum, Government Museum, ChennaiWikimedia Commons · Sailko · CC BY ↗Late Kushan coinageBritish Museum, London · photo No machine-readable author provided. World Imaging assumed ( (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Hormizd I, Afghanistan issue copying Kushan designs.British Museum, London · photo PHGCOM (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Coins from the kushana dynasty displayed at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu…CSMVS, Mumbai · photo Harismita Nagarajan (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY ↗India, 300-500 Tools and Equipment; coins Gold Purchased with funds provided by Anna…LACMA, Los Angeles · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗India, 300-500 Tools and Equipment; coins Gold Gift of Anna Bing Arnold and Justin DartLACMA, Los Angeles · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Coin of the Kushan king HuvishkaBritish Museum, London · photo No machine-readable author provided. World Imaging assumed ( (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Reverse of gold coin of HuvishkaBritish Museum, London · photo PHGCOM (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Reverse of gold coin of the Kushan Empire, possibly of Vasudeva IBritish Museum, London · photo PHGCOM (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗A modern gold fanam from India, probably dating from the mid to late twentieth century ADBritish Museum, London · photo Oxfordshire County Council, Anni Byard, 2015-03-05 12:24:22 (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY ↗Zeus on a coin of king Antimachus TheosTaxila Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Coin of SophytesTaxila Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Weighing scale of harrappa time in the National MuseumNational Museum, New Delhi · photo Nomu420 (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗

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