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, Rev: King standing facing with right hand on hip, Left hand raised up, 8.18 Gms, 21.37 mm, About Very Fine, Rare.

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Discover the exquisite Copper Double-Drachma of Kanishka, an impressive relic from the Kushan Dynasty, minted between AD 127-150 in the Uttar-Pradesh region. This rare coin features a captivating obverse design depicting the King performing a sacrifice, while the reverse showcases the monarch standing confidently, hand on hip and arm raised—symbolizing authority and power. Weighing 8.18 grams and measuring 21.37 mm in diameter, this coin is classified as About Very Fine, showcasing its historical significance and craftsmanship.

Kanishka, a pivotal ruler of the Kushan Empire, is known for his contributions to the spread of Buddhism and for promoting trade across Asia. Collectors and enthusiasts will value this unique piece not only for its artistic merit but also for its historical context, marking an era of prosperity and cultural exchange. This coin is a fantastic addition for any serious numismatist looking to invest in a genuine artifact from an influential period. Please note that this item is sold as-is, with an emphasis on its rarity and collectible nature.

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