Copper Tetra-Drachma of Kanishka I(AD127-150) of Kushan Dynasty "Moon God" Type

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Kushan Dynasty, Kanishka I(AD 127-150), Copper-Tetra Drachma, Moon God Type, Obv: king standing facing, holding spear and goad and sacrificing at fire altar left, Rev: moon deity 'MAO' standing left, 15.80 Gms, About Fine, Scarce.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 Tetra-Drachma of Kanishka I, minted between AD 127-150 during the illustrious Kushan Dynasty. This captivating coin features an exquisite depiction of Kanishka I himself, standing proudly while holding a spear and goad, performing a sacred sacrifice at a fire altar on the obverse. The reverse showcases the moon deity 'MAO', a testament to the rich tapestry of Kushan religious beliefs. Weighing in at 15.80 grams, this coin is classified as "About Fine," reflecting its heavy used condition, which adds to its character and appeal. The Kushan Empire, known for its cultural and economic advancements, played a crucial role in connecting the East and West, making this coin not just a monetary artifact, but a symbol of historical significance. Collectors will appreciate its scarcity and the intricate artistry that showcases the era's craftsmanship. This piece is a must-have for any enthusiast looking to invest in a future rare item, offering both aesthetic pleasure and historical value. Please note, this collectible is available in India only. **