Copper 1/2 Falus of Bahaman Shah(AD1347-59) of Bahamani Sultanate Type BH21

Description

Bahamani, Ala-al-din Bahaman Shah (AH 748-760/1347-1359 AD), Copper 1/2 Falus, Obv: ala al-dunya wa ‘l din, Rev: Bahaman shah al-sultan,1.60 Gms, 15.91 mm, (G&G BH21), Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Own a rare piece of medieval Indian numismatic history with this exceptional Copper 1/2 Falus from the Bahamani Sultanate. Minted between 1347-1359 AD under the reign of Ala-al-din Bahaman Shah, this coin represents a pivotal era in South Indian Islamic governance. Weighing just 1.60 grams and measuring 15.91mm in diameter, this copper denomination features authentic Arabic inscriptions on both obverse and reverse, with "ala al-dunya wa 'l din" adorning one side and "Bahaman shah al-sultan" on the other. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this specimen demonstrates impressive preservation for a 675-year-old artifact. Catalogued as G&G BH21, its rarity and desirable grade make it a coveted addition to any serious numismatic collection. This coin bridges the fascinating intersection of Islamic art, medieval Indian history, and monetary evolution—offering collectors not just an investment piece, but a tangible connection to the Bahamani dynasty's golden age.