Copper Falus of Muhammad Shah I(AD1359-1375) of Bahamani Sultanate BH39 Mint Condition

Description

Bahamani Sultanate, Muhammad Shah I (AH777-779/1375-1378AD), Copper Falus, Obv: al-mu 'ayyad bi-nasr allah(strengthened with the help of God), Rev: abu 'l muzaffar muhammad shah, 3.38 Gms, 11.58mm, (G&G BH39), Mint Condition, Rare at this High Grade.

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Step back into the 14th century with this exquisite copper falus issued by Muhammad Shah I, a prominent ruler of the medieval Bahamani Sultanate in India. Struck during his influential reign, this rare numismatic treasure features captivating Arabic inscriptions on both sides, with the obverse displaying "strengthened with the help of God" and the reverse bearing the sultan's royal title. Weighing 3.38 grams with a diameter of 11.58mm, this specimen is officially referenced as G&G BH39. Advanced collectors will particularly prize this piece for its exceptional preservation, grading at an Almost Uncirculated (Almost UNC) condition—an astonishingly high grade for a base-metal coin of this antiquity. Finding early Islamic Sultanate copper coins with such sharp details and minimal wear is a true rarity in the modern collecting market. Whether you are expanding a specialized collection of medieval Indian coinage or seeking a tangible piece of dynastic history, this museum-worthy artifact offers both historical depth and immense numismatic prestige.