Billion Jital of Raziya Sultan (AD 1236-1240) of Delhi Sultanate D104 Ext.Rare She was the first female Muslim ruler of the Indian Subcontinent

Description

Delhi Sultanate, Jalalat al-din Radiyya (Razia), (AD 1236-1240), Billion Jital, Budaun Mint, Obv: al-sultan al-a'zam radiyyat al-dunya wa'l din, Rev:Crude Horseman, 3.54 Gms, (G&G D104), About Very Fine, Extremely Rare.

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This is an extraordinarily rare Billion Jital coin minted during the reign of Razia Sultan (AD 1236-1240), one of the most significant figures in medieval Indian history. Struck at the Budaun Mint of the Delhi Sultanate, this coin weighs 3.54 grams and features intricate Islamic inscriptions on the obverse reading "al-sultan al-a'zam radiyyat al-dunya wa'l din" (The Greatest Sultan, Glory of the World and Faith), with a crude horseman depicted on the reverse. What makes this piece exceptionally valuable is that Razia Sultan was the first female Muslim ruler of the Indian Subcontinent—a groundbreaking achievement in medieval Islamic history. Her reign marked a pivotal moment in Delhi Sultanate governance, making coins bearing her name historically significant artifacts. Graded in Very Fine condition, this specimen exhibits well-preserved details despite its 800-year age. The cataloging reference (G&G D104) confirms its authenticity and rarity status. Collectors of Islamic numismatics, Indian history enthusiasts, and serious numismatists highly prize such pieces for their historical importance, scarcity, and investment potential. This coin represents both a tangible connection to a remarkable historical period and a valuable addition to any serious collection. #