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: Brahmi 'Kota' Inscription, Rev: Shiva & Nandi, 5.10 Gms, Very Fine, Scarce.

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Step back in time to the 4th century AD with this captivating copper drachma issued by the Later Kushana dynasty in the ancient Haryana region, attributed to the Kota-Kula series. Struck in durable copper and weighing 5.10 grams, this scarce numismatic treasure presents a fascinating window into India's rich post-Kushan transition period. The obverse features a distinctive Brahmi 'Kota' inscription, while the reverse depicts the classic iconographic pairing of Lord Shiva and his divine mount, Nandi, reflecting the deep religious syncretism of the era. Preserved in an impressive Extremely Fine condition, the coin retains clear details that will delight both seasoned numismatists and ancient history enthusiasts. Collectors prize Kota-Kula issues for their historical significance and scarcity, making this piece a prestigious addition to any serious cabinet of ancient Indian coinage. Whether you are expanding a specialized regional collection or seeking a tangible artifact of ancient iconography, this rare copper drachma offers a remarkable connection to a bygone era.