Copper Falus of Bahaman Shah(AD1347-59) of Bahamani Sultanate Type BH20 Rare

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Step back into the 14th century with this rare copper Falus issued during the reign of Ala-al-din Bahaman Shah, the founder of the illustrious Bahamani Sultanate in India. Struck between AD 1347 and 1359 (AH 748-760), this medieval numismatic treasure features classic Arabic calligraphy, displaying "ala al-dunya wa l din" on the obverse and "Bahaman shah al-sultan" on the reverse. Weighing 3.48 grams and cataloged as Goron and Goenka type BH20, this specimen is graded in Very Fine condition, preserving a remarkable level of detail given its age. Numismatists and history enthusiasts strive to acquire coinage from the nascent period of the Bahamani Kingdom, as these early issues laid the economic foundation for one of the greatest medieval Muslim powers in the Deccan. Owning this scarce piece connects you directly to the turbulent yet culturally rich era of South Indian history. Carefully preserved and highly sought after by advanced collectors of medieval Indian currency, this coin is a distinguished addition to any serious cabinet. Please note that shipping for this item is restricted within India only.