Copper 1/4 Gani? of Ahmad Shah II(AD1435-57) of Bahamani Sultanate Type BH91

Description

Bahamani Sultanate, Ala al-din Ahmad Shah II(AH838-862/1435-1457AD), Copper 1/4 Gani?, Obv: Ahmad Shah, Rev: zill illah(the shadow of God), 3.51 Gms, 10.71 x 11.15mm, Very fine, Rare fractional denomination.

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This exceptional copper 1/4 Gani represents a significant piece of Bahamani Sultanate numismatic history, minted during the reign of Ala al-din Ahmad Shah II (1435-1457 AD). Weighing 3.51 grams and measuring 10.71 x 11.15mm, this coin exemplifies the fractional denominations rarely encountered in collections today. The obverse features Ahmad Shah's name, while the reverse displays "zill illah" (the shadow of God), reflecting the Islamic governance principles of the era. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, the coin displays remarkable preservation for its nearly 600-year history, with crisp details and excellent eye appeal. The Bahamani Sultanate was one of the Deccan's most influential Muslim kingdoms, and coins from this period are increasingly sought by serious collectors. This rare fractional denomination is particularly coveted, as such smaller denominations rarely survive in high grades. Whether you're building a medieval Indian collection or seeking historically significant numismatic treasures, this piece offers both educational value and investment potential.