Drachm - Visvasena

Refer to Plate XVI. (709-732) of Catalogue of Indian Coins in the British Museum - Andhra dynasty, the Western Ksatrapas, the Traikutaka & Bodhi dynasty - by Edward Rapson (1908)

Reference - Ancient Indian Coins, A Comprehensive Catalogue  - Wilfried Pieper

As per Pieper, there are 2 variations noted for coins of Visvasea  as Ksatrapa

Ref # 3410 "old style" 

Obverse: King's bust, corrupt Greek, date

Reverse: Legend rajno mahakshatrapasa bhartrdamaputrasa rajno kshatrapasa visvasenasa

Known dates - Saka Era 214 to 226

(SCWS 30.1.x/ courtesy A. Fishman)

Ref # 3411 'new style"

Obverse: King's bust, corrupt Greek, date

Reverse: Legend rajno mahachhatrapasa bhartrdamaputrasa rajno kshatrapasa visvasenasa

(this variation in the legend isn't mentioned by Pieper but is visible in the catalog coin)

note: the variation is highlighted by Pankaj Tandon on Coinindia - The Coin Galleries: Western Kshatrapas: Visvasena

Known dates - Saka Era 225-226

(SCWS 30.4/ courtesy A. Fishman)

Image credits: Ancient Indian Coins, A Comprehensive Catalogue  - Wilfried Pieper
 

the following reference is from “The Silver Coinage of the Western Satraps in India”, A. M. Fishman (AMF)

SCWS 30.3 - Visvasena as Ksatrapa; 

Obverse: King's bust, no date or inscription 

Reverse: Legend rajno mahakshatrapasa bhartrdamaputrasa rajno kshatrapasa visvasenasa

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