Tetradrachm - Huvishka

Huvishka's reign, spanning roughly four decades in the mid-to-late second century, produced an extraordinary range of divine reverses — more deity types than any other Kushan ruler. Göbl 882 falls within a bronze tetradrachm series that reflects the empire's syncretic religious policy, drawing simultaneously on Zoroastrian, Hindu, and Buddhist traditions as Huvishka consolidated territory across Bactria and the Indian subcontinent.

Bronze tetradrachms of this type are frequently encountered with uneven flan preparation, a known characteristic of Kushan provincial minting rather than a strike deficiency specific to individual dies.