Copper Double-Drachma of Post-Kushana (3rd – 4th Cen. AD) from Uttar-Pradesh Rare

Kushan Dynasty, (3rd – 4th Cen.AD), Copper Double-Drachma, Uttar-Pradesh Region, Obv: King standing facing with Trident in right hand and left hand on hip, Rev: King standing facing with Trident in right hand and left hand on hip, 8.92 Gms, 22.60 mm, Very Fine, Rare.

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Introducing the exquisite Copper Double-Drachma from the Kushan Dynasty, dating back to the 3rd – 4th century AD. This rare collectible hails from the historical Uttar Pradesh region of India, showcasing the artistic prowess of an era rich in culture and commerce. Crafted from high-quality copper, this coin weighs 8.92 grams and measures 22.60 mm in diameter. Its design features a regal king standing proudly, holding a trident in his right hand while resting his left hand on his hip, a symbol of authority and power on both the obverse and reverse sides.

In extremely fine condition, this piece is not just a coin but a piece of history, representing a significant period of the Kushan Empire, known for its influence on trade and cultural exchange across Central Asia and India. Collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate its rarity and the craftsmanship that reflects the era’s artistic excellence. This coin is a fantastic investment opportunity for those looking to own a tangible piece of ancient history.