Billion 4 Gani of Ghiyath al-din Tughluq(AD1320-25) of Delhi Sultanate D311 Scarce

Description

Delhi Sultanate, Ghiyath al-din Tughluq (AH 720-725/1320-1325 AD), Billion 4 Gani, Obv: al-sultan al-ghazi ghiyath al-dunya wa 'l din, Rev: abu 'l muzaffar tughluq shah al-sultan, 3.34 Gms, 13.05 mm, (G&G D311), Extremely Fine.

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Step back in time to the 14th-century Delhi Sultanate with this scarce and fascinating Billion 4 Gani coin, issued during the brief yet impactful reign of Ghiyath al-din Tughluq between AD 1320 and 1325 (AH 720-725). Struck in billon, this historical piece weighs 3.34 grams and measures 13.05 mm in diameter, cataloged precisely as G&G D311. The obverse proudly displays the elegant Arabic legend "al-sultan al-ghazi ghiyath al-dunya wa 'l din," while the reverse bears the inscription "abu 'l muzaffar tughluq shah al-sultan." Preserved in an impressive Extremely Fine condition, this specimen showcases remarkable details that are rarely found on currency of this antiquity. Ghiyath al-din Tughluq was the founder of the Tughlaq dynasty, known for restoring order and fortifying the Delhi Sultanate after a period of turmoil. Numismatists and medieval history enthusiasts prize this specific denomination for its connection to the early Tughlaq administration and its elusive scarcity in the collector market. Owning this tangible piece of Indian dynastic heritage offers a direct window into the monetary system and artistic calligraphy of the medieval era.