A rare and historically important collectible from the Paratarajas dynasty, attributed to Koziya, son of Kozana, dating approximately to 230–270 AD. These issues originate from the frontier regions of Baluchistan and Sindh, reflecting a unique blend of cultural and numismatic influences. The obverse features a distinctive moustached bust facing right, representing the regional royal portrait style of the period. The reverse displays a prominent swastika symbol, accompanied by a Kharoshthi legend reading “Koziyasa Kozanaputrasa Parataraja”, identifying the ruler and lineage. Coins of the Paratarajas are relatively scarce and are valued for their regional significance, historical depth, and unique script usage, making them highly desirable among collectors of early Indian and frontier numismatics. Specifications: • Dynasty: Paratarajas • Ruler: Koziya (son of Kozana) • Period: c. 230–270 AD • Weight: approx. 1.15 g A compelling addition for collectors seeking rare material from ancient north-western Indian regions. This item is offered as a historical numismatic collectible intended solely for hobby and collection purposes.
