Billion Jital of ILTUMISH(AD1210-35) of Delhi Sultanate D51 Rare Badaun Mint Rare

Description

Delhi Sultanate, Shams al-din iltumish(AH607-633/1210-1235AD), Billion Jital, Badaun Mint, Obv: shams wa ' al-dunya (sic!) iltumish al-sultan, Rev: Crude Horseman, 3.64 Gms, 12.64 mm, (G&G D51), Extremely Fine, Rare Mint Issue.

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Own a remarkable piece of Delhi Sultanate numismatic history with this Billion Jital from the reign of Shams al-Din Iltumish (1210-1235 AD). This exceptionally rare coin hails from the Badaun mint, a historically significant production center during the early Islamic period in India. Weighing 3.64 grams and measuring 12.64mm, this specimen displays the classic design elements of the era—Persian inscriptions on the obverse and a crude horseman rendering on the reverse, hallmarks of Iltumish's coinage.

Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this coin showcases remarkable preservation for its 800+ year lifespan. The Badaun mint variant is particularly sought after by serious collectors due to its scarcity and archaeological significance. Iltumish's reign marked a consolidation of the Delhi Sultanate, making his coinage crucial to understanding early medieval Indian monetary systems. Whether you're a numismatist, historian, or serious investor in rare coins, this authenticated piece represents both cultural heritage and collectible value that continues to appreciate.