Tetradrachm - Huvishka

Huvishka's long reign — among the lengthiest in Kushan history — produced an extraordinary proliferation of divine types, with over two dozen deities appearing across his coinage. Göbl 880 falls within a series that reflects the empire's religious eclecticism: Zoroastrian, Hindu, and Buddhist iconography circulated simultaneously on coins from the same mint, an arrangement without parallel in contemporary coinage anywhere west of the Ganges.

The bronze tetradrachm fabric itself was a Kushan adaptation, borrowing the denomination name from Hellenistic tradition while producing coins bearing no structural relationship to Greek weight standards.