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

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Step back in time to the 13th century with this extraordinarily rare Billion Jital, issued during the brief yet impactful reign of Raziya Sultan (AD 1236–1240), the pioneering first female Muslim ruler of the Indian Subcontinent. Struck at the Budaun Mint under the Delhi Sultanate, this historic piece features the regal Arabic legend *al-sultan al-a'zam radiyyat al-dunya wa'l din* on the obverse, paired with a classic crude horseman motif on the reverse. Weighing 3.54 grams, this specimen is graded in impressive Very Fine to About Extremely Fine condition, maintaining remarkable detail despite its centuries-old legacy. Referenced in standard numismatic literature as G&G D104, it represents a cornerstone era of medieval Indian history. Numismatists and historians seek out coinage from Raziya Sultan not only for its immense scarcity, which is heightened by her brief four-year rule, but also for its profound cultural and political significance. Owning this tangible piece of history offers a rare window into the Delhi Sultanate, making it a prestigious and deeply rewarding addition to any advanced world coin or medieval South Asian collection.