Kushan Tetradrachm of Kanishka I
Kushan Empire (Central Asia / India) · c. 127–150 CE
A thick, irregular copper coin featuring a profile of a standing king on the obverse and a deity (likely Helios/Miro) on the reverse. The surfaces are heavily worn and pitted with possible verdigris spots.
- Country
- Kushan Empire (Central Asia / India)
- Year
- c. 127–150 CE
- Denomination
- Tetradrachm (or Unit)
- Metal
- Copper
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