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<div style="text-align:left"><span style="font-family:Times New Roman,Times,serif"><span style="font-size:14px"><strong>Kushan Dynasty, Huvishka </strong>(160-190 AD),<strong> Gold Dinar,</strong> OESHO (Shiva) Type, <strong>Obv</strong>:<em> king seated to left holding a mace and bactrian legend around&nbsp;</em>&thorn;AONANO&thorn;AO OO&eta;&thorn;KI KO&thorn;ANO<em>&nbsp;</em>(King of Kings Huvishka Kushan)<em>,</em><strong>&nbsp;Rev: </strong><em>four armed lord shiva standing facing towards left,&nbsp;in which are </em><em>vase, goad, thunderbolt/trident, ankush (damru) and a standing goat with&nbsp;</em><em>bactrian legend at right&nbsp;</em>OESHO <em>and&nbsp;</em><em>tamgha at left, surround by a border of dots</em><strong>, 7.85g, 20.42mm</strong><em>, </em>(Gobl # 37),<em> about extremely fine, <strong>complete details,&nbsp;</strong></em><strong>Extremely Rare.</strong></span></span></div>

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<div><span style="font-family:Times New Roman,Times,serif"><span style="font-size:14px">This coin depicts the inscription of Lord Shiva along with the ardent goat in a semi &ndash; standing position inclining on the sacrosanct god. The goat is normally depicted on other coins standing on all its four legs but here it is sitting on its hind legs with its frontal legs caressing the revered god body trying to connect to the soul. The coin shows the goat being obsequious to the deity leaning on the lord showering its loyalty and fondness trying to touch the lord to garner its attention. The coin manifests that an animal&rsquo;s love is a universal impulse and is in its purest form without any avarice and materialism.</span></span></div>

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