Copper Fractional 1/2 Unit of Vasudev(AD 190-230) of Kushan Dynasty Shiv & Nandi Type

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Kushan Dynasty, King Vasudev (AD 190-230), Copper Fractional 1/2 Unit, Taxila Series, Obv: King standing facing holding Trident in left hand, and right hand lowered to an alter, Rev: Shiva standing besides the bull(Nandi), 3.64 Gms, 14.60 x 12.80 mm, About Extremely Fine, Rare being Fractional.Vist our Store for many more exiting Coin offers athttps://coinbazzar.com/store/coingallery/Note – We Do not ship out of India ** Discover a piece of history with the Copper Fractional 1/2 Unit of King Vasudev, minted during the Kushan Dynasty between AD 190-230. This exquisite coin, part of the Taxila Series, features a striking design that showcases King Vasudev standing proudly, holding a trident in his left hand while his right hand is lowered to an altar. On the reverse side, the revered deity Shiva stands beside his sacred bull, Nandi. Weighing 3.64 grams and measuring 14.60 x 12.80 mm, this coin is graded as About Extremely Fine, reflecting its well-preserved condition. The Kushan Empire was a significant force in ancient India, known for its cultural and artistic contributions, as well as its role in facilitating trade between the East and West. This fractional coin is particularly rare, making it an appealing addition for collectors and enthusiasts seeking unique pieces that embody rich historical narratives. With its impressive craftsmanship and historical significance, this collectible is not just a coin; it is a testament to an era of artistic achievement and cultural exchange. **