Vasudeva II (AD 267-300) Gold Dinar
Approx width is 2 cm and length is 2.5 cm. Coins 15 carrets of gold. Dug up in the kpk province of pakistan
Dug up from kpk province.
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Thank you for contacting Mearto with your appraisal inquiry. Based on the photographs and description provided, the subject of this appraisal is a non-authenticated gold dinar from the Kushan Empire depicting Vasudeva II (ca. AD 267-300).
The coin depicts the Kushan emperor Vasudeva II standing on the obverse side, and the Goddess Ardoxsho seated on the reverse. According to the current owner's measurements, its approximate width is 20mm.
Recent recorded sales of similar Vasudeva II gold dinars from are as follows: $840 USD on April 27, 2020 via Heritage Auctions, $900 USD on November 21, 2019 via Heritage Auctions, and $780 on October 3, 2019, $1,440 on September 9, 2019 via Heritage Auctions, and $588 on June 13, 2019 via Heritage Auctions.
In consideration of the factors noted, a Fair Market Value (pre-auction estimate) of this piece would be estimated at $800 to $900.
