Copper 2/3 Falus of Muhammad Adil Shah(AD 1627-56) of Bijapur Sultanate BJ33 Rare

Description

Bijapur Sultanate, Muhammad Adil Shah, (AH1037-1068/1627-1656AD), Copper 2/3 Falus, Couplet Incrition, Obv: Jahan zin do muhammad girift zinat-o jah, Rev: yake muhammad-i-mursal duwan muhammad shah, 7.46 Gms, (G&G BJ33), Very Fine, Rare.

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This is an exceptional copper 2/3 Falus coin from the Bijapur Sultanate, minted during the reign of Muhammad Adil Shah (1627-1656 AD / AH 1037-1068). The coin weighs 7.46 grams and features intricate Persian couplet inscriptions on both sides, reflecting the sophisticated numismatic artistry of the Deccan sultanates. The obverse bears the inscription "Jahan zin do Muhammad girift zinat-o jah," while the reverse reads "Yake Muhammad-i-Mursal duwan Muhammad Shah," showcasing the ruler's devotion and authority. The Bijapur Sultanate was a major Islamic power in South India, and its coinage represents a significant period of Indo-Islamic numismatic history. Graded in Very Fine condition, this rare specimen exhibits excellent detail preservation despite its age of nearly 400 years. Muhammad Adil Shah's coins are increasingly sought after by serious collectors of Indian numismatics and Islamic coinage. This piece represents both historical importance and investment potential, offering numismatists a genuine artifact from one of the Deccan's most powerful sultanates. Its documented rarity (catalogued as G&G BJ33) and superb condition make it a standout addition to any serious collection. --- #