Indian Ocean–Roman trade
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Mihirakula Silver Drachm, Silver Coin
Kushanc. early 6th century
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Obverse of Mihirakula silver drachm (c. early 6th century, 3.33 g)Images are reviewed by an admin before publication.
Collector data sheet
Physical specifications
CI-DYN-B66-007- Metal
- Silver
- Weight
- 3.33 g
- Diameter
- 25 mm
- Shape
- Square
- Edge Type
- Plain / unlisted
- Reference Catalog No.
- Göbl 310. Crowned bust right, trident and sun standard, Brahmi jayatu mihirakula; reverse fire altar with attendants
| Denomination | Mihirakula Drachm |
|---|---|
| Ruler / Issuer | Mihirakula |
| Mint | Unattributed early-medieval mint/region |
| Rarity | Scarce |
| Estimated Price Range | ₹5,000 – ₹12,000 |
| Era | Kushan |
Historical orientation
This coin in its time
Dates are contextual and approximate; the highlighted entry is the catalogue issue period.
Silk Road networks
Kushan territory occupied a pivotal position between Han China, Iran, and Rome.
Kushan realms
Kushan power connected north India with Central Asian trade and artistic traditions.
This coin’s issue period
Mihirakula is the catalogue attribution for this specimen.