Scyphate AV Dinara (7.36 gm), NM (Balkh). King standing left; wearing a crenelated crown with a globe on top between two broad ribbons Standing before a small altar on the left, above trident with ribbons; holding trident in left hand. Tamga (S 82) in right field; various additional by-marks. Bactrian legend around: ‘bio kidaro oozorko košhano šao’ (= Lord Kidara, Prince, Kushan King) / Oesho (Shiva) standing in front of a bull (always unclear), holding trident. Vondrovec( 2014) type 84; Göbl(1984) Em. 735; MAC 1314; Joe Cribb: The Kidarites, The Numismatic Evidence, in Coins Art and Chronology (2010), p.91-146, fig.15. Obverse beautifully well struck, XF.

Anonymous Kidarite Kushan-style AV Dinara (7,86 gm). Nimbate king standing left, sacrificing over altar and holding standard; KiDaRa monogram in inner right field / Ardoxsho, nimbate, seated facing on throne. Göbl 617; MAC 3695+; Friedberg 55b. XF.

Kushan-style AV Dinara (7.78 gm). King standing facing left, holding trident, Brahmi characters across the field: right field ‘KuShaNa’; beneath arm ‘KiDaRa’; left ‘KaPaN’ / Goddess Ardoxsho enthroned facing, ‘ala’ in Brahmi to right. Göbl 615; MAC 3618; Fr. 55a. XF.

Punjab-Kanauj Kushan-style electrum dinara (7.64 gm). Formalized Kushan standing king / Semi-realistic portrayal of enthroned Goddess Ardoxsho, legend Sri Vinaya-ditya / Jayati. Joe Cribb: Early Medieval Kashmir Coinage (Numismatic Digest, vol. 40) #32; MAC 3656+; Fr. 234. Bold strike. XF.

Kushan-style AV Dinara (7.77 gm). Formalized Kushan standing king. / Semi-realistic portrayal of enthroned Goddess Ardoxsho, legend ‘Sri Vinaya-ditya / Jayati’. Joe Cribb: Early Medieval Kashmir Coinage (Numismatic Digest 40) #32; MAC 3656+; Fr. 234. aXF.

Kushan-style debased AV dinara (7.26 gm). Formalized Kushan standing king. / Semi-realistic portrayal of enthroned Goddess Ardoxsho, legend ‘Sri Vinaya-ditya / Jayati’. Joe Cribb: Early Medieval Kashmir Coinage (Numismatic Digest 40) #32; MAC 3660+; Fr. 234. aXF.