Obverse:
The diademed portrait of King Menander I faces right, accompanied by the Greek legend BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΣΩTHPOΣ MENANΔPOY, meaning “Of King Menander the Saviour.” The image reflects Hellenistic royal tradition and his status as a powerful Indo-Greek ruler.

Reverse:
Athena strides left, carrying a shield and thunderbolt, symbolising wisdom, protection, and military strength. A monogram appears beside her, with a Kharosthi inscription encircling the design, reflecting the cultural blending of Greek and Indian influences in his realm.

Details:
Struck circa 155–130 BC, this silver drachm measures 18mm and weighs 2.35 grams. It represents the unique Indo-Greek fusion of classical Greek iconography and South Asian script traditions, showcasing Menander I’s expansive and multicultural kingdom.