Copper Drachma of Later Kushana - Kota-Kula (4th Cen. AD) from Haryana Region

Description

Later Kushana, Kota-Kula, (4th Cen. AD), Haryana Region, Copper Drachma, Obv: 4-Spoked Wheel, Brahmi 'Kota' Inscription & Trident, Rev: Shiva & Nandi, 4.48 Gms, Very Fine, Scarce.

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This is a genuine copper drachma from the Later Kushana period, minted during the reign of Kota-Kula in the 4th century AD from the Haryana region of ancient India. Weighing 4.48 grams, this scarce numismatic specimen showcases exquisite iconography characteristic of the era. The obverse features a sacred 4-spoked wheel alongside a Brahmi inscription reading "Kota" and a trident symbol, while the reverse depicts Lord Shiva in communion with his divine mount, Nandi the bull. Graded in Very Fine condition, this artifact bears witness to the sophisticated coinage practices of the Kushana empire and the rich religious syncretism of early medieval India. For numismatists and history enthusiasts, this piece represents a tangible connection to ancient Indian civilization, blending artistic merit with historical significance. Its scarcity makes it a prized addition to any serious collection of Indian numismatics.