Copper 1/4 Falus of Mahmud Shah III (AD1537-1553) of Gujrat Sultanate G&G G441 Rare

Description

Gujrat Sultanate, Mahmud Shah III, (AD 1537-1553), Copper 1/4 Falus, Obv: al-wathiq bi-ta yid al-…..abu l' fath, Rev: Mahmud shah bin latif shah al-sultan, 2.78 Gms, (G&G G441), About Extremely Fine, Rare fractional denomination.

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Add a truly scarce numismatic treasure to your cabinet with this copper 1/4 falus issued during the turbulent and culturally rich reign of Mahmud Shah III of the Gujarat Sultanate (AD 1537–1553). Struck from solid copper and weighing an intimate 2.78 grams, this piece represents a highly sought-after fractional denomination that is seldom encountered in the marketplace today. Cataloged definitively as G&G G441, the coin displays remarkable preservation for its age, grading at a robust About Extremely Fine condition. The obverse proudly bears the Persian legend referencing the Sultan's faith, balanced by the clear dynastic attribution on the reverse naming Mahmud Shah bin Latif Shah al-Sultan. For collectors of medieval Indian coinage, Gujarat Sultanate issues offer an incredible window into the metallurgy, calligraphy, and economic history of pre-Mughal regional powers. Because fractional copper coins saw heavy everyday circulation, surviving specimens in this high grade are exceptionally scarce. This piece is a must-have for advanced historians and dedicated numismatists looking to complete a specialized sultanate series.