Copper 1/2 Paisa of Mubarak Shah (AD 1358-68) of Madura Sultanate MD39 Rare

Description

Madura Sultanate, Fakhr al-din Mubarak Shah, (AH760-770/1358-1368AD), Copper 1/2 Paisa, Obv: Muhammad Mustafa (Muhammad the chosen), Rev: Nasif al-nabi (The Servant of the Prophet), 1.54 Gms, 9.78 mm, (G&G MD39), About Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional copper 1/2 Paisa represents a significant piece of medieval Indian numismatic history from the Madura Sultanate. Issued during the reign of Fakhr al-din Mubarak Shah (AH 760-770 / AD 1358-1368), this rare coin weighs 1.54 grams and measures 9.78 mm in diameter. The obverse features the inscription "Muhammad Mustafa" (the Chosen One), while the reverse displays "Nasif al-nabi" (the Servant of the Prophet), reflecting the Islamic heritage of the sultanate. Graded in Very Fine condition, this copper denomination exemplifies the coinage practices of the 14th-century Deccan region. The Madura Sultanate, though relatively short-lived, produced distinctive coins that are highly sought after by serious collectors today. This particular specimen carries the catalog reference G&G MD39, establishing its authenticity and provenance within the numismatic community. Collectors prize pieces from this era for their historical significance, artistic merit, and scarcity. As a well-preserved example of medieval sultanate coinage, this 1/2 Paisa serves as both an investment piece and a tangible connection to India's rich Islamic cultural heritage. Its rarity makes it an essential acquisition for specialists in Islamic numismatics and Indian coin history.