Antimachus II did not strike a portrait on his coins, likely since this was not custom in India.
Neither did the early kings strike tetradrachms.
Antimachus II struck a large number of bilingual drachms on the same lighter Indian standard as Apollodotus I, though round in shape.
On the obverse is Nike, and on the reverse a king on horseback.

He also issued bilingual bronzes with aegis / laurel wreath and palm.
Both these and the goddess Nike seem to allude to his epithet "the Victorious".
Antimachus II did not strike a portrait on his coins, likely since this was not custom in India. Neither did the early kings strike tetradrachms. Antimachus II struck a large number of bilingual drachms on the same lighter Indian standard as Apollodotus I, though round in shape. On the obverse is Nike, and on the reverse a king on horseback.
He also issued bilingual bronzes with aegis / laurel wreath and palm. Both these and the goddess Nike seem to allude to his epithet "the Victorious".
Antimachus II