Ancient Numismatics & Rare CoinsSKU: TE-NUM-001
2nd-Century Kushan Dynasty King Kanishka Copper Coin
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Curatorial Documentation
An extraordinary ancient coin from the Kushan Empire, struck during the golden reign of King Kanishka I (c. 127–150 CE). Obverse depicts the bearded king standing left, making an offering over a small fire altar. Reverse features the wind god Oado running left with halo and billowing cloak. Graded Fine/Very Fine with sharp inscriptions.
Technical Specifications & Dimensions
RulerKing Kanishka I (c. 127–150 CE)
DynastyKushan Empire
DenominationTetradrachm (Copper Coin)
Diameter26 mm
Weight17.4 grams
MetalAncient Copper / Bronze Alloy
CertificateCertified Numismatic Authenticity Included
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