Copper Gani of Ahmad Shah III(AD1461-63) of Bahamani Sultanate BH104 Rare

Bahamani Sultanate, Nizam al-din Ahmad Shah III(AH866-867/1461-1463AD), Copper Gani, Obv: al-mustansir bi-nasr allah al-qawi al-ghani(He who seeks aid from the support of God, the strong, the rich), Rev: ahmad shah bin humayu nshah al-bahamani), 16.47 Gms, 21.83mm, Dated AH867, (G&G BH104), About Very Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to the medieval Deccan with this rare and fascinating copper gani issued under the reign of Nizam al-din Ahmad Shah III of the Bahamani Sultanate. Struck between AD 1461 and 1463 (specifically dated AH 867), this substantial coin weighs 16.47 grams and measures 21.83 mm in diameter. The obverse proudly displays the elegant Arabic inscription, “He who seeks aid from the support of God, the strong, the rich,” while the reverse features the ruler’s pedigree, naming him as Ahmad Shah, son of Humayun Shah al-Bahamani. Classified under Goron and Goenka as type BH104, this specimen is preserved in an impressive About Very Fine condition, displaying clear details that will delight advanced numismatists. Coins from this specific, short-lived reign are notoriously difficult to acquire, making this piece a prize addition for serious collectors of medieval Indian sultanate coinages. Secure a tangible piece of dynastic history today and elevate your collection with this scarce numismatic treasure.