Copper Gani of Humayun Shah(AD1458-61) of Bahamani Sultan BH97 Rare

Description

Bahamani Sultanate, Ala al-din Humayun Shah(AH862-866/1458-1461AD), Copper Gani, Obv: al-mutawakkil ala llah al-qawi al-ghani abu 'l mughazi(He who trusts in God, the powerful, the rich, etc), Rev: ala al-dunya a 'l din humayun Shah, 15.58 Gms, 22.40 mm, (G&G BH97), About Very Fine, Rare.

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Step back into the rich tapestry of medieval Indian history with this rare Copper Gani issued during the brief yet impactful reign of Ala al-din Humayun Shah of the Bahamani Sultanate, ruling between AD 1458 and 1461. Struck in solid copper and weighing 15.58 grams with a diameter of 22.40 mm, this numismatic treasure is cataloged as G&G BH97. The obverse gracefully displays the Persian legend invoking trust in God, while the reverse proudly bears the Sultan's royal title. Graded in About Very Fine condition, this piece retains admirable details that tell tales of the Deccan plateau's golden age of Islamic rule. Numismatists and medieval Indian historians will find this specimen a compelling acquisition due to its scarcity and the fascinating, turbulent legacy of Humayun Shah, often remembered in chronicles for his stern rule. Whether you are looking to anchor a specialized Sultanate collection or expand your cabinet of South Asian copper coinages, this rare Gani offers a tangible connection to a powerful bygone empire.