Copper Falus of Muhammad Shah I(AD1359-1375) of Bahamani Sultanate G&G BH39

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This exceptional copper Falus represents a fascinating artifact from the Bahamani Sultanate, one of the Deccan's most significant medieval Islamic dynasties. Minted during the reign of Muhammad Shah I (AH777-779/AD1375-1378), this coin exemplifies the numismatic heritage of 14th-century India. The obverse bears the inscription "al-mu'ayyad bi-nasr allah" (strengthened with the help of God), while the reverse features "abu'l muzaffar muhammad shah," reflecting the sultanate's Islamic administrative traditions. Weighing 3.38 grams and measuring 11.58mm in diameter, this copper Falus is graded as Extremely Fine, indicating excellent preservation for its nearly 650-year history. The Bahamani Sultanate, established in 1347, was renowned for its administrative sophistication and cultural achievements during medieval India's Islamic period. Coins from this era are increasingly sought by numismatists and history enthusiasts alike, as they provide tangible connections to a pivotal chapter in South Asian history. This piece is catalogued as G&G BH39, ensuring authentication and reference value for serious collectors. Its exceptional condition combined with historical significance makes it an excellent investment for those passionate about Islamic numismatics and Deccan history. --- #