Copper 2/3 Falus of Firuz Shah(AD 1397-1422) of Bahamani Sultanate BH67 Scarce

Description

Bahamani Sultanate, Taj al-din Firuz Shah (AH800-825/1397-1422AD), Copper 2/3 Falus, Obv: Firuz Shah, Rev: al-hakim bi-amr allah(the judge, by the authority of God), 3.35 Gms, 12.41 x 13.17mm, (G&G BH67), Extremely Fine, Scarce.

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This rare Copper 2/3 Falus represents a fascinating piece of medieval Indian numismatic history from the Bahamani Sultanate. Issued during the reign of Taj al-din Firuz Shah (1397-1422 AD), this coin exemplifies the sophisticated coinage system of one of India's most significant sultanates. The obverse features the ruler's name, while the reverse bears the inscription "al-hakim bi-amr allah" (the judge by the authority of God), reflecting the Islamic governance principles of the era. Weighing 3.35 grams and measuring 12.41 x 13.17mm, this coin exhibits Extremely Fine condition with excellent detail preservation. Catalogued as G&G BH67, its scarce status makes it highly sought after by serious collectors of Islamic and Indian medieval coinage. The Bahamani Sultanate played a crucial role in South Indian history, and coins from Firuz Shah's reign are particularly prized for their historical significance and artisanal craftsmanship. Ideal for numismatists, history enthusiasts, and collectors of rare Islamic currency.