Bk 1.
Drachm of Sassanian king Varhran V (421-438 A.D.) Obv.: Crowned bust of king right. In front of the face and behind the head pehlevi legend. Rev.: In the center of the coin fire altar with a head of Ahura Mazda to the right. On both sides of the altar figures of attendants (mobeds). Drachm of Sassanian king Varhran V was a prototype for imitative issues on the territory of Central Asia. (#53 E.Zeimal', Circulation..., page 248, #1). AR |
Bk 2.
Drachm of Sassanian king Varhran V (421-438 A.D.) Obv.: Crowned bust of king right. In front of the face and behind the head pehlevi legend. A counterstamp (Bukharian tamgha) applied in the field. Rev.: In the center of the coin fire altar with a head of Ahura Mazda to the right. On both sides of the altar figures of attendants (mobeds). (#53 E.Zeimal', Circulation..., page 248, #2). AR 29 mm. Weight 3.9 gram /Extremely Rare/ |
Bk 3.
Imitation of drachm of Sassanian king Varhran V. 5th - early 6th century. Obv.: Crowned bust of king right. In front of the face and behind the head distorted pehlevi legend. Rev.: In the center of the coin fire altar with a head of Ahura Mazda to the right. On both sides of the altar figures of attendants (mobeds). (#53 E.Zeimal', Circulation..., page 248, #3). AR /Extremely Rare/ |
Bk 4.
Imitation of drachm of Sassanian king Varhran V. 5th - early 6th century. Obv.: Crowned bust of king right. In front of the face and behind the head distorted pehlevi legend. Countermark (Bukharian tamgha) behind the head. Rev.: In the center of the coin fire altar with a head of Ahura Mazda to the right. On both sides of the altar figures of attendants (mobeds). (#53 E.Zeimal', Circulation..., page 248, #4). AR /Extremely Rare/ |
Bk 5.
Imitation of drachm of Sassanian king Varhran V. Late 7th - early 8th century. Obv.: Crowned bust of king right. Circle with dot above crown. Sogdian legend in front of the face, distorted pehlevi legend behind the head. Rev.: In the center of the coin fire altar with a head of Ahura Mazda to the right. On both sides of the altar figures of attendants (mobeds). (#53 E.Zeimal', Circulation..., page 248, #7). AR /Extremely Rare/ |