Indo Greeks, Menander I&nbsp;(155-130 BC),&nbsp;Silver Drachma (2), Lot of 2 Coins, choice very&nbsp;fine,&nbsp;Scarce.

a: Silver Drachma, Obv:&nbsp;a diademed bust of the king, facing&nbsp;right, Greek legend &quot;BA&Sigma;I&Lambda;E&Omega;&Sigma; &Sigma;&Omega;THPO&Sigma; / MENAN&Delta;POY&nbsp;&ldquo;Basileos Soteros Menandrou..(&ldquo;of king Menander, the Saviour&rdquo;), around the field,&nbsp;Rev:&nbsp;&nbsp;an upright&nbsp;Athena Alkidemos, facing left&nbsp;and seen from behind, holding a horizontal shield with her outstretched left arm and hurling a thunderbolt with her right hand,&nbsp;Pushkalavati monogram on the right field, discontinuous Kharoshthi legend&nbsp;&quot;Maharajasa tratarasa / menamdrasa&quot;&nbsp;around the field, &nbsp;2.10g, 14.3mm, (Mitch. ACW # 1773)

b: Silver Drachma, Obv: diademed bust of the king, facing left, seen from behind, holding a spear with his upraised right hand,&nbsp;Greek legend &quot;BA&Sigma;I&Lambda;E&Omega;&Sigma; &Sigma;&Omega;THPO&Sigma; / MENAN&Delta;POY&nbsp;&ldquo;Basileos Soteros Menandrou..(&ldquo;of king Menander, the Saviour&rdquo;), around the field,&nbsp;Rev:&nbsp;&nbsp;an upright&nbsp;Athena Alkidemos, facing left&nbsp;and seen from behind, holding a horizontal shield with her outstretched left arm and hurling a thunderbolt with her right hand,&nbsp;Pushkalavati monogram on the right field, discontinuous Kharoshthi legend&nbsp;&quot;Maharajasa tratarasa / menamdrasa&quot;&nbsp;around the field, 2.18g, 15.28mm,&nbsp;(Mitch. ACW # 1789).

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