Pushkalavati mint in Baktria, 171-145 BC., Eukratides I., Hemiobol.

Baktria, Indo-Greek Kings, Eukratides I., Pushkalavati mint, ca. 171-145 BC.,
square Æ Hemiobol (22x24 mm / 6,88 g),
Obv.: BAΣIΛEΩΣ - MEΓAΛOY - EYKPATIΔOY , draped bust r., wearing crested Indian helmet.
Rev.: "Maharajasa / Evukratidasa" (“the Great King Eukratides”, Karoshti script on the reverse translating the obverse words in Greek) , the Dioscuri, wearing pileus, side by side on horses galloping r., holding palm; in upper field r., monogram; above and below, legend in karoshti.
A. Mitchiner, Indo-Greek and Indo-Scythian Coinage (1975), 98, Type 190 ; O. Bopearachchi, Monnaies gréco-bactriennes et indo-grecques - Catalogue raisonné (1991), 211, série 19 ; SNG. ANS. 541 .