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

Description

Delhi Sultanate, Mu'izz al-din Bahram, (AH67-639/1240-1242AD), Billion Jital, Budaun Mint, Obv: abu'l muzaffar bahram shah bin sultan, 3.58 Gms, (G&G D115), Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Step back into the turbulent and fascinating era of medieval India with this exceptional numismatic treasure: a Billion Jital issued under the reign of Mu'izz al-din Bahram Shah of the Delhi Sultanate. Struck between AD 1240 and 1242 at the prestigious Budaun Mint, this historic coin weighs 3.58 grams and is cataloged as Goron & Goenka D115. The obverse proudly displays the ruler's traditional Arabic legend, "abu'l muzaffar bahram shah bin sultan." Crafted from billon—a precious metal alloy of silver and copper—this specimen has survived the centuries in an impressive Extremely Fine condition, retaining remarkable surface details that are rarely found on currency of this antiquity. Because of its specific mint attribution and scarce survival rate, this piece is classified as genuinely rare, making it a prized acquisition for serious numismatists focusing on Islamic dynasties, medieval Indian history, or Delhi Sultanate coinage. Owning this tangible piece of the 13th century offers a direct connection to the royal courts and economic life of early Muslim rule in India. Please note that this item is available exclusively for domestic shipping within India.