Copper Double-Drachma of Kanishka (AD 127-150) from Uttar-Pradesh Region New Variety Rare

Kushan Dynasty, Kanishka (AD 127-150), Copper Double-Drachma, Uttar-Pradesh Region, Obv: King Sacrificing later with left hand rather than Right hand, Rev: King Standing facing with right hnd on hip and dand in left hand, 9.52 Gms, 22.10 mm, About Very Fine, Rare New Variety.

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Step back in time with this remarkable collectible – the Copper Double-Drachma of Kanishka from the Kushan Dynasty, minted between AD 127-150 in the Uttar-Pradesh region. This rare coin features a unique variation where the king is depicted sacrificing with his left hand instead of the traditional right hand. On the reverse, the king stands facing forward with his right hand on his hip and a wand in his left hand. Weighing 9.52 grams and measuring 22.10 mm, this coin is in about very fine condition, adding to its allure.

This coin holds immense historical significance, representing the prosperous era of the Kushan Empire under the rule of Kanishka. Collectors and enthusiasts will be captivated by the intricate details and the rarity of this new variety. The potential for future appreciation in value makes it a compelling investment piece. Discover the beauty and elegance of ancient coinage with this exquisite addition to your collection.