Copper Paisa of Sher Shah Suri(AD1538-45) of Delhi Sultanate G&G Type D914 Rare

Description

Delhi Sultanate, Suri Dynasty, Sher Shah Suri(AH945-952/1538-1545AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: abu 'l muzaffar sher shah sultan Khallada allah mulkahu with nun of al-sultan cuts the initial alif as well, Rev: fi 'ahd al-amir al-hami al-din al-dayyan(G&G D 914), 20.49 Gms, 24.03 mm, Extremely fine, Rare.

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** Discover a remarkable piece of history with the Copper Paisa of Sher Shah Suri, minted between 1538 and 1545 AD during the Delhi Sultanate's Suri Dynasty. This rare coin, weighing 20.49 grams and measuring 24.03 mm, features intricate inscriptions on both sides. The obverse showcases the bold proclamation of "abu 'l muzaffar sher shah sultan Khallada allah mulkahu" along with the distinctive nun of al-sultan cutting the initial alif, while the reverse reads "fi 'ahd al-amir al-hami al-din al-dayyan" (G&G D 914). Sher Shah Suri, known for his administrative reforms and military prowess, played a pivotal role in unifying India during his brief reign. Collectors will appreciate the coin's extremely fine condition, making it a coveted addition to any numismatic collection. Its rarity and historical significance not only enhance its collectible value but also make it a wise investment for enthusiasts looking to own a tangible piece of the past. This copper paisa is a must-have for those passionate about ancient coins and the rich history they represent. **