Coin, Kanishka I (100 - 126)
| Material | gold |
| Size | 20 mm |
| Weight | 7,91 g |
| Provenance | Moscow University |
| Inventory Number | Н-1326 |
| State | Kushan Empire |
| Ruler | Kanishka I (c. AD 100-126) |
| Obverse | King, standing to front, head to l., wearing Kushan royal bonnet and diadem, holding spear and elephant goad, making an offering at a small altar. |
| Legend | Inscribed in Bactrian (Greek script): [РΑ]ОΝΑΝOΡΑOΚΑ—ΝhΡΚΙΚOΡΑ[ΝO] (king of kings Kanishka Kushan) |
| Reverse | Kushan god Wesho inthe guise of Shiva standing to front, head to l., with four arms, holding trident, water-pot, elephant goad and a drum. Small animal (buck?) to the r. Tamga to the l. |
| Legend | Inscribed in Bactrian (Greek script): OΚΡO (Wesho) |