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His name starts with a V and he was of the Western Satraps.
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...Extremely difficult without the reverse legend. (still not easy)...
My first thought when I saw this Damajadasri III as Satrap, but since it can't be that then statistics say it is most likely ...Vijayasena 164 SE (approx 242 AD)
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You have got it Anoob! The Saka date was 170SE = 248AD.   Obv: Bust of Vijayasena with Saka date (170SE = 248AD), corrupted Greek legend "IIVIIOIIOCVII" or similar Rev: 3-arched hill with river and sun, Bramhi legend "Rajno Mahakshatrapa Damasenasaputrasa Rajno Mahakshatrapa Vijayasenasa" |
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Great example with a beautiful clear date, Kudos. Yours is better than mine...  ...try this one on for size...   |
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Not Peroz. He ruled in the 6th century.
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12/21/2013 7:55 pm
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You got it Hormizd IV of Persia.Hephthalite imitation. 32 mm x 3.59 grams ref:Gobl Dokumente-D.Schnadelback ONS Newsletter 169 (spring 2001) p.3. for c/m Gobl Dokumente KM 59 var  |
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That was a hard one. This should be very easy.  |
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