Copper 1/4 Falus of Rana Sangram Shah(AD 1509-1527) of Rana's of Mewar Type M266 Ext. Rare

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This exceptional copper 1/4 Falus represents a significant piece of Indian numismatic history, issued during the reign of Rana Sangram Shah (AD 1509-1527) of the renowned Ranas of Mewar dynasty. Weighing 1.84 grams and catalogued as Type M266 in the G&G reference, this copper coin exemplifies the cultural and political sophistication of medieval Rajasthan. The obverse features Nagari script legends reading "Sri Rana/Sangram Sha" with the date, while the reverse displays the Islamic title "al-sultan bin al-sultan" (Sultan of Sultans)—a fascinating blend reflecting the coin's historical context during the Mughal era's early influences on regional rulers. Graded in About Very Fine condition, this coin showcases exceptional preservation despite centuries of circulation. Its extreme rarity makes it highly sought after by serious collectors and numismatic scholars studying Hindu-Islamic numismatic traditions. The coin's historical significance, combined with its limited survival rate, positions it as a valuable addition to any collection focusing on Rajasthani coinage, medieval Indian history, or comparative numismatic studies. A genuine treasure for the discerning collector. --- #