Copper 1/8 Falus of Mahmud Shah I(AD1436-69) of Malwa Sultanate M46 Ext.Rare

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Own a remarkable piece of medieval Indian numismatic history with this exceptional Copper 1/8 Falus from the Malwa Sultanate. Minted during the reign of Mahmud Shah I (AH 839-873 / AD 1436-1469), this fractional denomination coin represents a fascinating era of regional Islamic sultanates in India. Weighing just 0.46 grams, the obverse bears the inscription "Abu 'l Muzaffar Mahmud Shah Khalji," while the reverse displays "Dar-al-Mulk Shadiabad," indicating the mint location. This specimen exemplifies the craftsmanship of 15th-century Malwa coinage with its naturally aged green patina and About Very Fine condition. What makes this coin extraordinarily desirable is its extreme rarity—fractional denominations of this period are seldom encountered in the numismatic market, making it a prized acquisition for serious collectors. The coin's historical significance lies in its documentation of the Khalji dynasty's rule and the sultanate's monetary system during a transformative period in Indian history. Whether you're a dedicated numismatist, historian, or investment-focused collector, this piece offers both scholarly value and potential appreciation. Its authenticity, condition, and scarcity combine to make it a standout addition to any significant collection. #