Tin 1 Pitis of Muhammad Bahauddin (AD 1779) of Palembang Sultanate from Indonesia Rare

Description

Indonesia, Palembang Sultanate, Muhammad Bahauddin, (AH1193/1779AD), Tin 1 Pitis, Obv: Arabic Inscription 'Al Sulṭan fi bilad Palembang sanat 1193', Rev: Uniface, 0.24 Gms, 13.00 mm, Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Add a captivating piece of Southeast Asian numismatic history to your collection with this rare Tin 1 Pitis coin, issued during the reign of Sultan Muhammad Bahauddin of the Palembang Sultanate in Indonesia, dated AH 1193 (1779 AD). Crafted from tin and struck uniface with a diameter of 13.00 mm and weighing just 0.24 grams, this delicate coin features a distinct Arabic inscription on the obverse translating to "The Sultan in the lands of Palembang, year 1193." Graded in remarkable Extremely Fine condition, this specimen offers collectors an extraordinary glimpse into the mercantile and monetary systems of 18th-century Indonesian sultanates. Because of their fragile metal composition and age, well-preserved examples like this are increasingly scarce and highly sought after by advanced world coin enthusiasts. Whether you are expanding a specialized Islamic coinage collection or seeking a unique conversation piece from Indonesian history, this scarce artifact is a must-have acquisition.