Silver Dirham of Al-Mu 'tazz (AD 1040-1059) of Sind Sultanate

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Step back in time to 11th-century medieval India with this rare and captivating Silver Dirham issued during the reign of Al-Mu 'tazz of the Sind Sultanate, spanning from AD 1040 to 1059. Struck in precious silver, this delicate fractional coin weighs just 0.44 grams and features intricate classical Arabic calligraphy gracing both the obverse and reverse sides. Graded in remarkable Extremely Fine condition, the coin retains sharp details and crisp legends that are rarely preserved on specimens of this antiquity and size. Numismatists and historians are particularly drawn to issues from the Sind Sultanate for their unique window into the region's medieval Islamic trade, culture, and dynastic history. Owning a piece from this elusive era allows collectors to hold a tangible fragment of the subcontinent's rich numismatic tapestry. Whether you are building a specialized cabinet of Islamic dynasties, Indian sultanates, or medieval world silver, this exceptional dirham offers both historical depth and undeniable cabinet appeal for the discerning enthusiast.