Billion Jital of Bahram Shah (AD 1240-1242) of Delhi Sultanate D115 Budaun Mint Rare

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Step back into the turbulent era of the 13th-century Delhi Sultanate with this remarkable billion jital, issued during the brief yet impactful reign of Mu'izz al-din Bahram Shah between AD 1240 and 1242. Struck at the coveted Budaun Mint, this specimen weighs a precise 3.40 grams and proudly displays the legible obverse legend reading "abu'l muzaffar bahram shah bin sultan." Preserved in an impressive Very Fine condition, coins from this specific regional mint are exceptionally scarce, elevating its desirability among serious numismatists. For collectors of medieval Indian coinage, this piece offers a tangible connection to the early Mamluk dynasty's monetary system. The intriguing composition of billion—an alloy of silver and copper—reflects the economic realities of the period. Owning a rare mint variety like this enhances any advanced cabinets of Islamic or South Asian numismatic history. Secure this elusive historical artifact today and enrich your collection with a scarce tangible piece of the Delhi Sultanate's royal heritage.