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Drachm - Deva Shahi Khingila bilingual type, India territory mint

Issuer Alchon Huns
Year 470-480
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Reference(s) Göbl Kushan#EM 80-81
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Reverse description Central field features a fire altar depicted in a schematic, elongated form typical of Kushano-Sasanian derivative coinage, rendered in low relief with visible wear. The altar is flanked by attendant figures or decorative elements, though detail is obscured by the irregular flan and hammered fabric. A dotted border frames the design. Pahlavi legend appears in the surrounding field, referencing the ruler's titles. The overall composition follows Sasanian reverse conventions adapted for Alchon Hun coinage.
Reverse script Pahlavi
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Mintage ND (470-480)
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