Gold Fanam of Tipu Sultan(AD 1787-99) of Mysore Kingdom Farrukhi Mint KM58 Rare

Description

Mysore Kingdom, Tipu Sultan, (AM1215-1227/1787-1799AD), Farrukhi Mint, Gold Fanam, Obv: Date above Mint Name in persian 'Farrukhi', Rev: Persian 'He', 0.400 Gms Approx., (KM58), Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Add a magnificent piece of Indian numismatic history to your collection with this rare Gold Fanam issued by the legendary Tipu Sultan of the Mysore Kingdom during his reign from 1787 to 1799 AD (AM 1215-1227). Struck at the esteemed Farrukhi Mint, this exquisite miniature gold coin embodies the unique monetary system of the "Tiger of Mysore." The obverse displays the AH date gracefully positioned above the Persian mint name 'Farrukhi', while the reverse features the Persian letter 'He'. Weighing approximately 0.400 grams and cataloged as KM58, this specimen is graded in Extremely Fine condition, showcasing remarkable preservation for its age and delicate size. Coins from Tipu Sultan's era are heavily sought after by historians and advanced numismatists due to their distinct calendar system and rich geopolitical narrative. Owning this elusive gold fanam offers a tangible connection to one of India’s most formidable rulers, making it a prestigious centerpiece for any serious collection of South Asian coinage.