Billion Jital of Ala al-din Mas’ud(AD1242-46) of Delhi Sultanate Type D125 Budaun Mint Rare

Delhi Sultanate, Turks Dynasty, Ala al-din Mas’ud(AH639-644/1242-1246AD), Billion Jital, Obv: al-sultan al-a’zam Mas’ud Shah bin sultan, Rev: Crude Horseman, 2.96 Gms, (G&G D125), About Very Fine, Rare.

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Own a remarkable piece of Delhi Sultanate numismatic history with this Billion Jital from Ala al-din Mas’ud’s reign (1242-1246 AD). This Type D125 coin from the Budaun mint exemplifies the transitional coinage of the Turkish Delhi Sultanate, featuring the ruler’s titles on the obverse and a characteristically crude horseman on the reverse. Weighing 2.96 grams, this billion alloy specimen displays excellent preservation in Very Fine condition, showcasing intricate details despite centuries of circulation.

Ala al-din Mas’ud’s coinages remain scarce in the numismatic market, making this Budaun mint variant particularly desirable for serious collectors of Indian medieval currencies. The Jital denomination represents an important denomination system of the period, while the artistic horseman imagery reflects the artistic conventions of 13th-century Islamic coinage in India. This certified rarity offers both historical significance and investment appeal, perfect for collectors specializing in Delhi Sultanate currencies or early Islamic Indian numismatics.