Billion Jital of Bahram Shah(AD 1118-1152) of Ghaznavids GZ47 Scarce

Description

Ghaznavids, Yamin al-Daula Bahram Shah (AH512-547/1118-1152AD), Billion Jital, Obv: Bull to left, 'Sri Sama' above, Rev: adl al-sultan al-a'zam bahram shah, 3.17 Gms, 12.25mm, About Very Fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional Billion Jital represents a remarkable piece of medieval Islamic numismatic history from the Ghaznavid Empire. Minted during the reign of Yamin al-Daula Bahram Shah (1118-1152 AD / AH 512-547), this coin exemplifies the sophisticated coinage of one of Islam's most powerful dynasties that ruled Central Asia and northern India. The obverse features an elegant bull facing left with the Sanskrit inscription 'Sri Sama,' reflecting the cultural synthesis characteristic of Ghaznavid rule in Hindu-majority regions. The reverse bears the Persian legend "adl al-sultan al-a'zam bahram shah," affirming the ruler's authority and justice. Weighing 3.17 grams with a diameter of 12.25mm, this billion denomination was commonly used for regional trade. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this piece displays remarkable clarity and detail preservation despite its 900-year antiquity. Its scarcity makes it highly coveted among serious numismatists and historians specializing in medieval Islamic coinage. The coin's historical significance, coupled with its rarity and exceptional preservation, positions it as a substantial addition to any distinguished collection of world coins. Perfect for investors and history enthusiasts seeking authenticated pieces from this influential era. #