Copper 1/4 Tanka of Sikander Shah Lodi(AD 1488-1517) of Delhi Sultanate D710 Rare
E3279Delhi Sultanate, Sikander Shah Lodi (AH894-923/1488-1517AD), Copper 1/4 Tanka, Obv: al-mutawakkil ala 'l rahman Sikander shah bahlul shah sultan bi-hadrat Dehli, Rev: fi zaman amir al-mu minin khulidat khilafatuhu, 2.16 Gms, 10.50 mm, (G&G D710), Very Fine, Very Rare.
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✅ Authentic Medieval Delhi Sultanate coin from Sikander Shah Lodi era (1488-1517 AD) 🏛️ ⭐ Very Fine condition with excellent preservation and historical significance 💎 🏷️ Catalogued reference D710 - highly collectible and documented piece 📚 💰 Rare copper denomination 1/4 Tanka - exceptional investment opportunity 🚀 🎯 Verified authentic with precise specifications (2.16g, 10.50mm) - museum-quality collectible 🌟Description
Delhi Sultanate, Sikander Shah Lodi (AH894-923/1488-1517AD), Copper 1/4 Tanka, Obv: al-mutawakkil ala 'l rahman Sikander shah bahlul shah sultan bi-hadrat Dehli, Rev: fi zaman amir al-mu minin khulidat khilafatuhu, 2.16 Gms, 10.50 mm, (G&G D710), Very Fine, Very Rare.
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This exceptional copper 1/4 Tanka represents a significant piece of medieval Indian numismatic history, minted during the reign of Sikander Shah Lodi (1488-1517 AD) of the Delhi Sultanate. Weighing 2.16 grams and measuring 10.50mm in diameter, this coin showcases authentic Islamic calligraphy on both obverse and reverse, bearing the sultan's titles and legitimacy inscriptions typical of the period. Sikander Shah Lodi was a prominent ruler of the Delhi Sultanate, and coins from his reign are highly sought after by serious collectors and historians. The obverse features "al-mutawakkil ala 'l rahman Sikander shah bahlul shah sultan bi-hadrat Dehli," while the reverse displays "fi zaman amir al-mu minin khulidat khilafatuhu," reflecting the Islamic conventions of medieval Indian coinage. Graded as Very Fine with exceptional preservation, this specimen is catalogued as D710 in the standard reference guide. Its rarity, combined with the historical significance of the Delhi Sultanate period, makes this an outstanding investment for numismatic enthusiasts, historians, and collectors of ancient Indian currency. This is a tangible connection to India's rich medieval heritage. --- #7-Day Return & Refund: accepted only if the item delivered is not genuine or is the wrong item. Every piece is 100% authentic and offered at our lowest-price deal.