Kushan Dynasty, Vasudeva I (190-230 CE), Gold Dinar, "OESHO" (Shiva) type, Mint Peshawar?, Early phase, Obv: the diademed king, crowned and nimbate, standing facing the left, sacrificing over an altar, holding a trident in his left hand, Bactrian legend “þAONANOþABA-ZOΔηO KOþANO” "Shaonanoshao Bazodeo Koshano” (King of Kings Vasudeva the Kushan) around the field, Rev: the deity Oesho (Shiva) standing, facing forward, hair in a top-knot, holding a trident and a diadem, a bull (Nandi) standing behind towards the left field facing forward with its right foreleg raised, Bactrian legend "OηþO" (OESHO) on the right field, a tamgha on the left, dotted border around the field, 7.88g, 20.62mm, (Gobl # 520/Jongward & Cribb # 1095), sharply struck, almost complete legend details on both the sides, choice extremely fine, Very Rare.

Note: A lovely specimen where the Bull or Nandi’s leg is upraised, it is difficult to come across high-grade coins these days.

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