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

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Step back into the formative years of the Delhi Sultanate with this remarkable Billon Jital, issued during the illustrious reign of Shams al-Din Iltumish between AD 1210 and 1235 (AH 607–633). Struck at the scarce Badaun mint, this numismatic treasure captures a pivotal era of medieval Indian history, when Iltumish consolidated the newly established Islamic empire in northern India. The obverse gracefully displays the ruler's regal title, "Shams al-Din Iltumish al-Sultan," while the reverse features the iconic, stylized "Crude Horseman" motif characteristic of the period's currency. Weighing 3.26 grams and measuring 12.64 mm, this specimen has been preserved in an impressive Extremely Fine condition, showcasing remarkably sharp details for its type. Because Badaun mint issues are exceptionally rare, this piece represents a prized acquisition for advanced historians and serious collectors of medieval South Asian coinages. Own a tangible fragment of the Delhi Sultanate's golden age and elevate your collection with this museum-quality rarity today.