Tin 1 Pitis of Palembang Sultanate (AD 1710-1825) from Indonesia Rare

Indonesia, Palembang Sultanate, (AD 1710-1825), Tin 1 Pitis, Obv: Stylized Arabic Inscription ‘bilad Palembang’, Rev: Uniface, 1.10 Gms, 24.00 mm, About Very Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time with this fascinating numismatic treasure from Southeast Asia. This authentic tin 1 Pitis coin was issued by the historical Palembang Sultanate of Indonesia between AD 1710 and 1825. Crafted from traditional tin, the coin measures 24.00 mm in diameter and weighs a delicate 1.10 grams. The obverse features a captivating and stylized Arabic inscription reading ‘bilad Palembang’, while the reverse remains historically uniface. Graded as About Very Fine, this specimen has survived the centuries remarkably well, retaining clear details that tell the story of a bygone era of spice trade and Islamic sultanates in the archipelago.

Numismatists and world coin collectors prize Palembang issues for their distinct regional character and scarcity. Owning this rare piece allows you to hold a tangible fragment of Indonesian monarchical history. It is an essential acquisition for anyone building a comprehensive Southeast Asian or Islamic coin collection.