Lot 2128
Lot 32128 > INDIA. Kushan Empire. Vasudeva I (ca. AD 190-230). AV dinar (21mm, 12h). ANACS XF40. Main mint, Mathura/Gandhara. Þ-AONANOÞAO BA-ZOΔHO KOÞANO, Vasudeva I standing facing, nimbate head left with mustache, wearing jewel edged triangular helmet with front and side medallions, flames on right shoulder, fully armored with knee length tunic with heavy segmented collar and neck guard, coils covering arms, skirt of plate mail over trousers and boots, long sword on left hip, sacrificing with right hand over lit altar to left, trident in left; filleted trident to left / O-hÞ-O, ithyphallic Siva standing facing, nimbate with hair in topknot and curls continuing over shoulders, bare to waist, wearing ankle length dhoti with symmetrical folds, diadem in right hand, trident with bent shaft in left; the bull Nandi behind standing left with only left back leg visible, tamgha to right. ANS Kushan 1084 and Göbl 503.6 (reverse)/ANS Kushan 1085 and Göbl 509 (obverse).
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