Copper 1/3 Gani of Ahmad Shah III(AD1461-1463) of Bahamani Sultanate BH107 Rare

Description

Bahamani Sultanate, Ahmad Shah III(AH 866-867/1461-1463 AD), Copper 1/3 Gani, Obv: al-wathiq billah al-rahman (He who confides in God, the merciful), Rev: abu 'l muzaffar ahmad shah al-sultan, 4.78 Gms, (G&G BH107), About Extremely Fine, Very Rare Ruler.

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This exceptional copper 1/3 Gani represents a significant piece of Indian medieval numismatic history, minted during the reign of Ahmad Shah III of the Bahamani Sultanate (1461-1463 AD). Weighing 4.78 grams, this coin features Islamic inscriptions honoring the sultan's authority and devotion—"al-wathiq billah al-rahman" (He who confides in God, the merciful) on the obverse and "abu 'l muzaffar ahmad shah al-sultan" on the reverse. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this coin showcases remarkable preservation for its 560+ year history. Ahmad Shah III's reign was notably brief, making coins from this period particularly scarce and sought after by serious collectors. The Bahamani Sultanate was one of the Deccan's most influential powers, and its coinage reflects the region's rich cultural synthesis. Collectors value this piece for its rarity, historical significance, and excellent condition—a window into 15th-century Indian Islamic monetary systems and sultanate governance. Each specimen is catalogued (G&G BH107), ensuring authenticity and provenance. Ideal for specialized numismatic collections focusing on Indian medieval history.