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1 Dinar - Vasudeva II

Issuer Kushan Empire (India (ancient))
Year 267-300
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Nimbate king standing facing left, his body rendered in a frontal hieratic style, sacrificing over a flaming altar at lower left; his right hand extends forward holding a trident, while a second trident is depicted upright in the left field. The figure wears typical Kushan royal regalia including a crown and elaborate garments. The coin's irregular flan bears a beaded border surrounding the design, with Brahmi characters visible in the field.
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Reverse description The deity Shiva (Oesho) depicted standing facing, rendered in frontal hieratic style with nimbus, his body shown in characteristic Kushan divine iconography; the sacred bull Nandi stands at left facing the deity. Shiva holds his attributes and the composition is enclosed within a beaded border, with Brahmi characters placed in the field to either side of the figures.
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