Tin 1 Pitis of Palembang Sultanate (AD 1710-1778) from Indonesia - Sumatra Islands

Description

Indonesia, Palembang Sultanate, (AD 1710-1778), Tin 1 Pitis Hole Type, Obv: Arabic inscription surrounding circular hole 'Ḍuriba fi bilad Palembang darussalam', Rev: Uniface, 0.66 Gms, 19.00 mm, Extremely Fine, Rare.

Sumatra is a massive Indonesian island and the sixth-largest island in the world, known for its rich wildlife, active volcanoes, and ancient rainforests.

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Step back in time to the Sumatra Islands with this rare and fascinating Tin 1 Pitis issued by the Palembang Sultanate between AD 1710 and 1778. Crafted from tin, this distinct hole-type coin features a classic design with an Arabic inscription on the obverse reading 'Ḍuriba fi bilad Palembang darussalam' encircling its central hole, while the reverse remains uniface. Weighing a delicate 0.66 grams with a diameter of 19.00 mm, this specimen has been preserved in an impressive Extremely Fine condition, showcasing remarkable details for its age and material. Numismatists and Southeast Asian history enthusiasts will appreciate this piece as a tangible artifact of the prosperous maritime trade and Islamic heritage of the Palembang region during the 18th century. Because ancient tin coinage is notoriously fragile and difficult to find in such commendable preservation, this scarce Sultanate issue is a must-have addition to any advanced world coin or Indonesian historical collection.