A remarkable collectible from the Sassanian Empire, issued under Khusru II (Parviz), one of the most powerful and influential rulers of late antiquity, dating approximately to 590–627 AD. This piece originates from the Darabgard mint, reflecting the refined artistry and symbolic depth characteristic of Sassanian-era issues. The obverse features a detailed crowned and cuirassed bust of Khusru II, showcasing the intricate royal headgear associated with his reign. The reverse displays a traditional fire altar flanked by attendants, representing Zoroastrian religious practices and imperial authority—an iconic motif of Sassanian numismatic art. Highly regarded among collectors, such issues are valued for their historical significance, distinctive design, and strong representation of early Persian civilization. Specifications: • Ruler: Khusru II (Parviz) • Period: c. 590–627 AD • Mint: Darabgard • Weight: 4.16 g • Reference: MAC 1129 A desirable addition for collectors of ancient Persian and early medieval numismatics. This item is offered as a historical numismatic collectible intended solely for hobby and collection purposes.
