Copper Drachma of Gondophares I(AD20-50) of Indo-Parthian Portrait Issue/Pallas facing Right

Description

Indo Parthian, Gondophares I (AD 20-50), Copper Drachma, Obv: Diademed head of bearded king right, Rev: Pallas standing right with thunderbolt and shield, greek & kharoshthi legend around, 2.50 Gms, Extremely fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to the 1st century AD with this captivating Copper Drition issued during the reign of Gondophares I, one of the most prominent rulers of the Indo-Parthian kingdom. Struck between AD 20 and 50, this rare collectible showcases the fascinating cultural synthesis of the ancient world. The obverse features a striking, finely detailed portrait of the bearded king wearing a royal diadem, while the reverse depicts the goddess Pallas standing right, confidently wielding a thunderbolt and shield. Encircling the motifs are authentic Greek and Kharoshthi legends, reflecting the diverse linguistic heritage of the region. Weighing 2.50 grams, this specimen is graded in Extremely Fine condition, boasting exceptional detail and preservation that is rarely encountered in coins of this antiquity. Numismatists and ancient history enthusiasts will deeply value this piece for its scarcity, historical significance, and the vivid window it opens into the turbulent yet culturally rich Indo-Parthian era. A true numismatic treasure to elevate any serious collection of ancient coinage.