Help - confirmation of Maues AE unit identification

[SC]

This was purchased as an Indo-Scythian coin from Maues. 

The tag says MACW 2055 but I don't have that volume of Mitchiner.

I see a reference in my old copy of De Morgan's Manuel de Numsimatique Orientale (page 374) to a square AE of Maues (Moa) with obverse "Dr. Cavalier" - which I interpret as Draped horseman - and reverse Victory.  Seems like this coin but hard to say without an image.

Strangely I can't find an image of the coin anywhere - Forum, Wildwinds, zeno, etc.

Can anyone confirm this is indeed a Maues coin and provide any more reference?

SC

[Vajrapani]

MACW 2205, definitely Maues, you can just about see 'MAYOY' at the bottom right of the obverse. Senior 16.1 (ISCH Vol II)

Nice coin!

[SC]

Thank you very much for the ID.  Senior looks like a great resource.

So is this coin rare?  I could find many images of the other Maues coins like Senior 15.2, and several examples for sale, but not of 16.1.

SC
 

[Vajrapani]

Scarcer than other Maues types but I wouldn't say it was that rare. Often poorly preserved and over-looked as an issue of Azes! It's not as distinctive as other Maues designs.     

[SC]

Is the monogram for Maues or the Dynasty?

SC

[Altamura]

… Is the monogram for Maues or the Dynasty? ...

As I understand it these monograms are dependent on king and minting region, see e.g. in this article by Osmund Bopearachchi:
https://en.unesco.org/silkroad/sites/silkroad/files/knowledge-bank-article/recent_discoveries_of_coin_hoards_from_central_asia_and_pakistan.pdf#page=18&zoom=auto,-202,781

Regards

Altamura

[SC]

Interesting article, thanks. 

SC