Copper 1 Falus of Burhan Nizam Shah III (AD 1610-1631) of Ahmadnagar Sultanate N54

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This exceptional copper 1 Falus coin originates from the Ahmadnagar Sultanate during the reign of Burhan Nizam Shah III (1610-1631 AD / AH 1019-1041). Minted in Daulatabad, this historically significant numismatic specimen weighs 14.58 grams and measures 21.40mm in diameter. The obverse features the inscription "Burhan Nizam Shah Ghazi darb," while the reverse displays "fi shuhur sanah" (in the months of the year), typical of Sultanate coinage from this prosperous medieval Indian kingdom. Graded in About Very Fine condition, this coin showcases remarkable preservation for an artifact spanning over four centuries. Its rarity, documented in the G&G catalogue (N54), makes it highly sought after by serious numismatists and history enthusiasts. The Ahmadnagar Sultanate played a crucial role in Deccan history, and coins from Burhan Nizam Shah III's reign are particularly coveted as they represent a fascinating period of regional Islamic governance in India. Collectors value such pieces for their historical significance, artistic merit, and investment potential. This coin serves as a tangible connection to the sultanate's rich cultural and economic legacy, making it an outstanding addition to any Islamic or Indian numismatic collection.