Copper 1/4 Falus of Rana Sangram (AD 1509-1527) of Rana's of Mewar Ext. Rare

Description

Ranas of Mewar, Rana Sangram, (AD 1509-1527), Copper 1/4 Falus, Obv: Rana Sangram Shah in Nagari 2 Lines, Rev: al-sultan bin al-sultan, 2.24 Gms, (G&G M266), About Very Fine, Extremely Rare.

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This exceptional copper 1/4 Falus coin represents a significant piece of medieval Indian numismatic history, issued during the reign of Rana Sangram (AD 1509-1527) of the distinguished Ranas of Mewar dynasty. Weighing 2.24 grams and catalogued as G&G M266, this coin beautifully showcases the cultural fusion of its era, featuring "Rana Sangram Shah" inscribed in Nagari script on the obverse, with "al-sultan bin al-sultan" on the reverse—reflecting the blend of Hindu and Islamic administrative traditions of Mewar. The coin's extreme rarity makes it a crown jewel for serious collectors of Indian medieval coinage. Graded in Very Fine condition, it displays excellent preservation with clear inscriptions and well-defined features despite centuries of circulation. The Ranas of Mewar were renowned for their valor and independence, and their coinage serves as tangible evidence of their sovereignty and cultural heritage. This denomination and striking combination of scripts are seldom encountered in the numismatic market, making it an outstanding investment piece. Whether you're a dedicated collector of Indian historical coins, medieval currency enthusiast, or historian, this rare 1/4 Falus offers both scholarly value and investment potential, representing an irreplaceable artifact from India's rich past.