Copper Fractional Unit of Vasudev (AD 190-230) of Kushan Dynasty with Shiv & Nandi Type Rare

Description

Kushan Dynasty, King Vasudev (AD 190-230), Copper fractional Unit, Taxila Series, Obv: King standing facing holding Trident in left hand, and right hand lowered to an alter, Rev: Lord Shiva & Nandi, 2.18 Gms, Extremely Fine, Rare being fractional denomination.

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Discover a remarkable piece of history with the Copper Fractional Unit of King Vasudev from the Kushan Dynasty, dating back to AD 190-230. This exquisite coin, part of the Taxila Series, features an intricate obverse design depicting the king standing majestically, holding a trident in his left hand while his right hand rests gracefully on an altar. The reverse showcases the divine imagery of Lord Shiva alongside Nandi, symbolizing strength and devotion. Weighing in at 2.18 grams, this coin is not just a currency but a testament to the rich cultural heritage of ancient India. Its extremely fine condition enhances its desirability among collectors, making it a rare fractional denomination that is hard to find. Enthusiasts will appreciate its historical significance, as the Kushan Empire was a pivotal force in the spread of Buddhism and trade across Asia. This collectible is perfect for both seasoned numismatists and those new to the hobby, offering a unique investment opportunity that promises to appreciate in value. Please note, we do not ship outside of India.