Kingdom of Macedon, bronze drachm of Philip II (Alexander the Great's father, 359-336 BC), 6.51g. Obv: Head of young Apollo to right, wearing taenia. Rev: Naked youth on horse prancing right on ground line; Greek legend PHILIPPOU above, monogram AR monogram below. View Lot

Parthian Empire - silver drachm of Artabanus II (c.10-38 AD), Aria mint, Sellwood 63.9, 3.60g. Obv: Bare-headed bust left with medium square cut beard, wearing diadem with loop at the top and three ends, hair almost straight, earring visible. Rev: Archer seated on throne offering a bow, with mintmark below; Greek inscription BASILEOS BASILEON ARSAKOU EUERGETOU DIKAIOS EPIPhANOUS PhILELLENOS read from outside. View Lot

Parthian Empire - silver drachm of Vologasses III (c.105-147 AD), Ecbatana mint, Sellwood 78.3, 3.53g. Obv: bare headed bust left with long pointed beard, wearing diadem with loop at the top and three ends, earring visible. Rev: archer seated on throne offering a bow, with mintmark below; crude Greek inscription BASILEOS BASILEON ARSAKOU EUERGETOU DIKAIOS EPIPhANOUS PhILELLENOS read from outside. View Lot

Sasanian Empire - silver drachm of Khusru II (c.590-627 AD), NB mint (uncertain identification), MAC1212, 4.14g. Obv: Bearded bust, wearing winged crown, Pahlavi legends to left and right. Rev: Fire altar with attendants, mint-mark to right. View Lot

Nepal, Post Lichchhavi dynasty period, Copper coin in the name of God Pashupati (700-800 AD), 9.20g. Obv: Bull to right, crescent above. Rev: Lotus in centre with Brahmi legend Pashupati arranged at cardinal points around it. View Lot

Sri Lanka/Ceylon, Polonnaruwa or Dambadeniya Era - copper massas of Sahasa Malla (1200-1202; MNC 840, 4.32g), Dharmmashoka Deva (1208-1209; MNC 842, 4.23g) and Bhuvanekabahu (1273-1284; MNC 850, 4.07g), Obv: Chola style 'standing man' design. Rev: Chola-style 'seated man', with the king's name in Nagari inscription to right. (3 coins) View Lot