Copper Tetradrachma of Wima Kadphises (AD 100-128) with Lord Shiva & Nandi Rare

Kushan Dynasty, Wima Kadphises, (AD 100-128), Copper Tetradrachma, Obv: King standing facing head left, sacrificing over altar, trident on left and Tamgha on right field around Greek legend around, Rev: Shiva standing facing, holding trident and diadem in front of nandi, kharoshti legend arond, 14.40 Gms, (MAC 3100-3101), About Very Fine, Rare.

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Introducing the exquisite Copper Tetradrachma of Wima Kadphises, a remarkable artifact from the Kushan Dynasty, minted between AD 100-128. This rare coin features a captivating obverse depicting King Wima Kadphises standing confidently, head turned left, as he makes a sacrifice over an altar, with a trident and Tamgha adorning the fields. The reverse showcases the revered Lord Shiva, holding a trident and diadem before Nandi, an iconic symbol of devotion. Weighing 14.40 grams and graded as About Very Fine, this coin is a testament to the rich cultural and religious tapestry of its era.

The Kushan Empire played a pivotal role in the spread of Buddhism and the intertwining of Indian and Greco-Roman cultures. This coin not only serves as a currency but also as a historical narrative, reflecting the artistic and spiritual values of its time. Collectors and enthusiasts will find this tetradrachma not just a piece of currency, but a slice of history, making it an invaluable addition to any collection.

This item comes without any certification, adding an element of intrigue and authenticity. As a highly collectible piece, it stands out for its unique design and historical significance, making it an excellent investment for those passionate about numismatics.

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