Kings of Elymais

Step into the world of Elymais, a little-known but fiercely independent kingdom of ancient Iran. Nestled in the mountains of Khuzestan, the kings of Elymais issued distinctive coins blending Hellenistic, Persian, and local Elamite styles. This category highlights silver and bronze coinage from rulers who asserted their authority between the Parthian and Sasanian empires — often marked by bold portraiture and powerful religious symbolism.

Kings of Parthia

Journey into the heart of the Arsacid dynasty with the Kings of Parthia. From tiaraed rulers to archers seated on thrones, these coins reflect the military might, royal legacy, and cultural resilience of an empire that stood as Rome’s eastern rival for centuries.

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The Kings of Persis

Before the rise of the Sasanians, the Kings of Persis ruled in the shadows of the Achaemenids and Parthians. Their coins blend local Persian tradition with early imperial ambition, offering rare insights into the roots of Persian royal authority.