★ Great example for this issue. ★

INDIA, KUSHAN, Vasudeva I. 164-200 AD. Gold Dinar (8.01 gm; 212 mm). Gandhara (Peshawar?) mint, circa AD 190-200. Vasudeva, nimbate, standing facing, head to left, sacrificing over altar and holding trident; flames at right shoulder; filleted trident to left; A to left on Vasudeva's trident, 'ha' in Brahmi to right / Ithyphallic Siva standing facing, holding diadem and trident; behind, the bull Nandi standing to left; tamgha to upper left; 'ha' in Brahmi on trident shaft. MK 535 (Vasudeva II) var. (symbols on reverse); ANS Kushan -; Donum Burns 448. Sharply struck on a nice full broad flan. Nicely centered. Choice Superb" As Struck". Great example for this issue.