Copper 1/3 Falus of Tomars of Gwalior of Rajput Dynasty (14th - 16th Cen. AD) Very Rare

Description

Rajput Dynasty, Tomars of Gwalior, (14th - 16th Cen. AD), Copper 1/3 Falus, Crude Early Persian legends from both obverse & Reverse, 2.06 Gms, (G&G MU26), Very Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time with this fascinating numismatic treasure from the medieval era of the Indian subcontinent. Struck during the 14th to 16th centuries AD under the rule of the Tomars of Gwalior, a prominent branch of the Rajput Dynasty, this copper 1/3 Falus offers a tangible connection to India's rich feudal past. Weighing 2.06 grams and cataloged under G&G MU26, the coin features distinctive, crude early Persian legends stamped across both the obverse and reverse, showcasing the fascinating linguistic and cultural blending of the period. Numismatists and medieval history enthusiasts will deeply appreciate this piece for its scarcity and raw historical character. Copper issues from the Rajput chieftains are seldom found in such commendable grades, making this a prized addition to specialized cabinets focusing on pre-Mughal Islamic or regional Indian sultanate coinages. Preserved in a Very Fine condition, it retains clear details of its rustic minting techniques. Secure this genuinely scarce artifact today and enrich your collection with a rare fragment of Gwalior’s dynastic heritage.