Kushano-Sassanians, Varahran (Bahram) I Kushanshah (330-365 AD), Gold Dinar, Obv: the diademed king, standing facing, head to left, wearing low crown with korymbos, flames at shoulders, wears Sassanian style armored tunic and trousers, holding in right hand ribboned trident with crescent on top surmounts and sacrificing at altar at left, holding trident with raised left hand and another trident below the king's arm, crescents between legs, Sassanian tamgha to right, Bactrian legend around, Rev: unclear details of god Shiva (resembling the king) standing facing, holding trident, the Bull (Nandi) behind, dotted border around, 7.7g, 35.5mm, (Gobl # 727/Jongward & Cribb # 2428), choice very fine, Very Rare.

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