Copper 1/4 Tanka of Sikander Shah Lodi(AD 1488-1517) of Delhi Sultanate D710

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, 1.38 Gms, 9.38 mm, (G&G D710), Extremely Fine, Very Rare.

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Step back in time to the height of the Delhi Sultanate with this exquisite Copper 1/4 Tanka, issued during the illustrious reign of Sikander Shah Lodi between AD 1488 and 1517 (AH 894-923). Struck in pure copper, this remarkable numismatic treasure weighs 1.38 grams and measures 9.38 mm, featuring the classic Arabic legends characteristic of the era. The obverse bears the proud declaration of the sultan, while the reverse honors the commander of the faithful. Cataloged as G&G D710, this specimen is graded in Extremely Fine condition with impressive visual appeal and remarkably legible details—a true rarity for coins of this age and denomination. Numismatists and history enthusiasts alike will covet this piece for its tangible connection to medieval Indian history and the Lodi dynasty's architectural and administrative legacy. Whether you are expanding a specialized Delhi Sultanate cabinet or seeking a museum-quality cabinet piece, this rare copper fractional tanka offers both historical depth and timeless collectible prestige.