Sultanate Coins
Brass Tanka of Fifty Gani of Muhammad bin Tughluq(AD1325-51) of Takhtagah Daulatabad Mint of Delhi Sultanate D402 Rare
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Delhi Sultanate, Muhammad Bin Tuqhluq (AH 725-752/1325-1351 AD), Takhtagah Daulatabad Mint, Brass Tanka, Obv: muhr shod tankah ra ij dar rozgar bandah umidvar muhammad tughluq, Rev: man ata'a al-sultan fa-qad ata 'a al-rahman with Panchah gani instead of ra'ij, 8.92 Gms, 20.89 mm, (G&G D402), Extremely Fine, Rare Mint.
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🏛️ Rare Delhi Sultanate Tanka from Muhammad bin Tughluq (1325-1351 AD) - authentic medieval currency ⭐Highly Collectible 🔍 Scarce Takhtagah Daulatabad mint variant (G&G D402) with unique Panchah gani inscription ✅100% Genuine Item 💎 Extremely Fine condition - exceptional preservation for nearly 700 years of history 💰Best Investment Item 📏 8.92g brass coin, 20.89mm diameter with intricate Persian calligraphic details 🚀Future Rare Item 🏺 Premium numismatic piece for serious collectors of Islamic and Indian sultanate coinageDescription
Delhi Sultanate, Muhammad Bin Tuqhluq (AH 725-752/1325-1351 AD), Takhtagah Daulatabad Mint, Brass Tanka, Obv: muhr shod tankah ra ij dar rozgar bandah umidvar muhammad tughluq, Rev: man ata'a al-sultan fa-qad ata 'a al-rahman with Panchah gani instead of ra'ij, 8.92 Gms, 20.89 mm, (G&G D402), Extremely Fine, Rare Mint.
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Own a rare piece of medieval Indian numismatic history with this exquisite Brass Tanka from the Delhi Sultanate. Minted during the reign of Muhammad bin Tughluq (1325-1351 AD) at the prestigious Takhtagah Daulatabad mint, this coin represents an important chapter in Indian coinage. The tanka was the principal currency of the sultanate, and this specimen features exceptional Persian inscriptions on both obverse and reverse, including the distinctive "Panchah gani" variant—a notable rarity among collectors. Weighing 8.92 grams and measuring 20.89mm in diameter, this coin boasts an Extremely Fine condition, showcasing remarkable preservation for its nearly 700-year history. The brass composition and intricate calligraphic details demonstrate the sophisticated minting techniques of the era. Catalogued as G&G D402, this mint variation is particularly scarce, making it a highly sought-after piece for serious numismatists and history enthusiasts. Perfect for those building collections focused on Islamic coins, Indian sultanate currency, or medieval monetary systems, this authentic artifact offers both historical significance and lasting investment value. #🔒 Secure Checkout✅ 100% Genuine📦 Free Packaging
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