Hi
No, I can't read it, but the
catalogue I use (Jha & Ragor, 'Studies in the coinage of the Western Ksatrapas') writes out the
legend of each example they illustrate.
I got to Vijayasena by making a guess at the date letters behind the
head (I say a guess, but though only the bottom halves are visible the first one
had to be 100, as it doesn't have the little extra strokes that would make it 200 or 300, and only 60 has the same bottom curve as the second one), 160 gave me Viradaman (156-60), Yasodaman (160-161) or Vijayasena (160-172), and checking the inscriptions showed it to be Vijayasena.
Which other
satrap did the dealer suggest?
Best wishes
Alan