Kushan Empire (60-375) Bronze Vasudeva I

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Metal:

Bronze

State:

Kushan Empire (60-375)

Issue year(s):

192-227

Person:

Vasudeva I

Vasu Deva I, AE Unit, c.192-227, Kushan Kingdom, Peshawar Series

Bactrian legend King standing left wearing sword, holding trident above altar and second trident to right Bactrian legend Siva facing, holding diadem and trident; and the bull standing left; tamgha left, above arm 20mm x 23mm, 8.25g

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Posted by: ancient 2010-02-19

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