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

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), Extremely fine.

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This exceptional copper Falus represents a remarkable piece of medieval Islamic numismatic history from the Bahamani Sultanate, one of the Deccan's most powerful dynasties. Minted during the reign of Muhammad Shah I (AH777-779/AD1375-1378), this coin exemplifies the sophisticated monetary system of 14th-century India. The obverse bears the inscription "al-mu'ayyad bi-nasr allah" (strengthened with the help of God), reflecting the ruler's divine mandate, while the reverse displays "abu'l muzaffar muhammad shah," the royal title. Weighing precisely 3.38 grams with a diameter of 11.58mm, this Falus (small copper denomination) showcases exceptional craftsmanship characteristic of Bahamani coinage. Graded as Extremely Fine by G&G (catalog BH39), the coin displays remarkable preservation with clear strikes and minimal wear despite centuries of circulation. The Bahamani Sultanate's coins are increasingly sought by serious collectors due to their historical significance and relative scarcity in premium condition. This piece serves as both an excellent investment and an authentic window into the rich cultural and economic heritage of medieval Deccan India. --- #