Specimen record
kush-002
Kush-002 Kushan Empire, Kanishka I (circa AD 127-151). Bronze drachm (3.61 gm, 17.32 mm), [Kashmir]. Cribb and Bracey D.C3-ii 1/4u (2G/6k). Jongeward, Cribb, & Donovan 684.
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kush-002
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![Kush-002 Kushan Empire, Kanishka I (circa AD 127-151). Bronze drachm (3.61 gm, 17.32 mm), [Kashmir]. Cribb and Bracey D.C3-ii 1/4u (2G/6k). Jongeward, Cribb, & Donovan 684. — Obverse](https://images.silkroadnumis.jp/coins/kush-002/obverse.png?v=2026-09-26T04%3A45%3A15.770Z)
![Kush-002 Kushan Empire, Kanishka I (circa AD 127-151). Bronze drachm (3.61 gm, 17.32 mm), [Kashmir]. Cribb and Bracey D.C3-ii 1/4u (2G/6k). Jongeward, Cribb, & Donovan 684. — Reverse](https://images.silkroadnumis.jp/coins/kush-002/reverse.png?v=2026-09-26T04%3A45%3A15.770Z)
This specimen
- Inventory no.
- kush-002
- Weight
- 3.61 g
- Diameter
- 17.32 mm
Type (catalogue)
- Dynasty
- Kushan Empire
- Ruler
- Kanishka I
- Reign
- c. AD 127–151
- Metal
- Copper
- Denomination
- Drachm
- Mint
- Kashmir
- References
- Cribb and Bracey D.C3-ii 1/4u (2G/6k), Jongeward, Cribb, & Donovan 684
Obverse
Kanishka I standing facing with his head turned to the left, wearing a peaked Iranian cap and making an offering with his right hand at a small fire altar and holding a spear in his left hand; to the left, Kharoṣṭhī control mark ‘c’a’; inscription (from 9.00 to 5.00), ‘[ÞAO KA–NΗÞKI]’ (‘King Kanishka’ in Bactrian).
Reverse
Within a dotted circle, Oēsho, mountain god, standing facing with his head turned to the left, surrounded by a halo, with an erect lingam, holding a trident with his raised right hand and a water pot in his left hand; tamgha to the left; to the right, ‘OΗÞO’ (‘Oēsho’ in Bactrian).
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