Rare Copper Coin of Vasudev I(AD 190-230) of Kushan Dynasty Shiv & Nandi Type Double-Struck Error

Kushan Dynasty, Vasudev (AD 190-230), Copper Unit, Taxila Series, Obv: King standing facing left, Trident in the left field, Right hand lowered to an alter, Rev: Lord Shiva & Nandi Standing facing, 4.30 Gms, 17.56 mm, Extremely Fine.

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Discover a rare treasure from the Kushan Dynasty with this exquisite Rare Copper Coin of Vasudev I (AD 190-230). This Copper Unit from the Taxila Series features a captivating design on the obverse side showcasing a king standing facing left with a trident in the left field and his right hand lowered to an altar. On the reverse side, you’ll find a striking depiction of Lord Shiva and Nandi standing facing each other. Weighing 4.30 grams and measuring 17.56 mm, this coin is in extremely fine condition, adding to its allure.

This collectible piece holds historical significance as it dates back to the reign of Vasudev I and offers a glimpse into the artistry and culture of the Kushan Dynasty. Collectors and enthusiasts will be drawn to its unique double-struck error, making it a rare find for any numismatic collection. While admiring its craftsmanship, you’ll appreciate the intricate details and craftsmanship that went into minting this piece.

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