Copper 2 Falus of Mahmud III (AD1537-1553) of Gujrat Sultanate G&G G500 Rare

Gujrat Sultanate, Nasir al-din Mahmud III, (AH944-961/1537-1553AD), Copper 2 Falus, Obv: al-wathiq legends, Rev: Mahmud shah bin latif shah al-sultan reading upwards within square, 16.64 Gms, 22.44 mm, (G&G G500), Very Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional copper 2 Falus coin represents a significant piece of medieval Indian numismatic history, issued during the reign of Nasir al-din Mahmud III of the Gujrat Sultanate (1537-1553 AD). Minted in copper, this coin weighs 16.64 grams and measures 22.44 mm in diameter, bearing the characteristic inscriptions of its era.

The obverse features the traditional “al-wathiq” legends, while the reverse displays “Mahmud shah bin latif shah al-sultan” inscribed upwards within a square—a distinctive design element of Gujrat coinage. Graded as Very Fine by G&G with a G500 rating, this piece demonstrates remarkable preservation for a 16th-century copper coin, retaining excellent detail and legibility.

The Gujrat Sultanate was a prominent regional power in medieval Gujarat, and coins from Mahmud III’s reign are increasingly scarce in the numismatic market. This rarity, combined with its historical significance and superior condition, makes it a highly desirable acquisition for serious collectors of Islamic and Indian medieval coinage. The coin serves as a tangible connection to a fascinating period of South Asian history and represents an excellent investment for numismatists seeking authentic, authenticated pieces.