Copper Falus of Nasir al-din Mahmud Shah III(AD 1537-1553) of Gujrat Sultanate G439

Description

Gujrat Sultanate, Nasir al-din Mahmud Shah III (AH 944-961/1537-1553 AD), Copper Faus, Obv: al-wathiq billah al-mannan nasir al-dunya wa l'din abu l'fath reading upwards, Rev: mahmud shah bin latif shah al-sultan reading upwards within circle, 11.10 Gms, (G&G G439), About Very Fine.

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Step back in time to the 16th century with this remarkable copper Falus, issued during the turbulent and culturally rich era of the Gujarat Sultanate. Struck under the authority of Nasir al-din Mahmud Shah III between AD 1537 and 1553 (AH 944-961), this tangible piece of medieval Indian history weighs a substantial 11.10 grams and is formally cataloged as G&G G439. The coin's obverse gracefully displays the inscription "al-wathiq billah al-mannan nasir al-dunya wa l'din abu l'fath" reading upwards, while the reverse features "mahmud shah bin latif shah al-sultan" elegantly arranged within a central circle. Preserved in an impressive About Very Fine condition, the Arabic calligraphy remains remarkably crisp and legible, offering numismatists a clear window into the regal artistry of the period. Numismatists and medieval history enthusiasts will prize this piece for its robust weight, historical depth, and the fascinating political narratives of the Gujarat Sultans. Whether you are expanding a specialized cabinet of Islamic sultanate coinages or seeking a captivating conversation starter, this copper Falus is a must-have acquisition that bridges centuries past with your modern collection.