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, 3.40 Gms, Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Step back into the thirteenth-century turbulence of the Indian subcontinent with this exceptional Billion Jital issued under the Delhi Sultanate ruler, Mu'izz al-din Bahram Shah, who reigned from AD 1240 to 1242. Struck at the historic Budaun Mint, this scarce numismatic piece weighs 3.40 grams and features the classic obverse inscription bearing the ruler's regal title, "abu'l muzaffar bahram shah bin sultan." Crafted from billion—a precious metal alloy of silver mixed with a base metal—this specimen has survived the centuries in an impressive Extremely Fine condition, preserving remarkably crisp lettering and pleasing visual details that are rarely found on currency from this fleeting imperial era. For serious numismatists and historians of medieval India, this rare mint-attributed issue offers a tangible connection to the short-lived yet dramatic reign of the Delhi Sultans. Owning a piece from the Budaun Mint elevates any specialized collection of Islamic coinage or South Asian antiquities, providing both historical depth and aesthetic appeal.