Billion Jital of Muhammad bin Sam(AD1193-1206) of Delhi Sultanate D7 Dehliwal

Description

Delhi Sultanate, Muhammad bin Sam (AH 589-602/1193-1206 AD), Billion Jital, Obv: Stylised bull facing left, 'Sri mahamada sama in Nagari above, Rev: Stylised Horseman, 3.17gms, 12.89mm, (G&G # D7), About Very fine, Scarce.

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Discover a remarkable piece of history with the Billion Jital of Muhammad bin Sam, issued during the Delhi Sultanate from 1193 to 1206 AD. This exquisite coin features a stylized bull on the obverse, inscribed with 'Sri mahamada sama' in Nagari script, while the reverse showcases a stylized horseman. Weighing 3.17 grams and measuring 12.89 mm, this coin is categorized as "About Very Fine" condition and is considered scarce among collectors. Crafted from billion, a silver-copper alloy, this coin reflects the artistry and currency practices of the era. Muhammad bin Sam, also known as Muhammad Ghori, was a pivotal figure in Indian history, known for his conquests that laid the foundation for the Delhi Sultanate. This jital is a testament to the rich cultural and economic exchanges of its time, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It comes without certification but has been meticulously preserved, ensuring its historical significance and aesthetic appeal.