Copper Falus of Humayun(AD1530-56) of Agra Dar Ul Khilafat Mint Dated AH939 Scarce

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Step back into the turbulent and fascinating early Mughal era with this scarce Copper Falus issued during the reign of Emperor Humayun (AD 1530–1556). Struck at the prestigious Dar-ul-Khilafat Agra mint in the Islamic calendar year AH 939, this remarkable numismatic piece weighs 8.98 grams and measures 16.31 mm. Classified under Valentine Type 5, the coin features clear mint and date inscriptions, with the obverse displaying "fi-tarikh sanah 939" and the reverse proudly bearing "Dar al-khilafar zarb Agrah." Preserved in an impressive Extremely Fine condition, this specimen displays exceptional detail that is rarely encountered on surviving copper currency from this period. Numismatists and history enthusiasts alike will appreciate the tangible connection to Humayun's complex reign, marked by the struggle to establish and maintain the nascent Mughal Empire in India. Its scarce availability, combined with strong historical provenance and crisp striking details, makes it a prized centerpiece for any advanced cabinet of Mughal or medieval Indian coinage.