Copper Paika of Muhmmad Bin Tughluq(AD1325-51) of Delhi Sultanate D394

Delhi Sultanate, Tughluq Dynasty, Muhammad Bin Tughluq (AH725-752/1325-1351AD), Copper Paika, Obv: Muhammad bin tughluq in two lines, Rev: hassabi rabbi, 3.40 Gms, 13.08 mm, (G&G D394), Very Fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional copper Paika coin represents a significant piece of medieval Indian numismatic history from the Delhi Sultanate's Tughluq Dynasty. Minted during the reign of Muhammad Bin Tughluq (1325-1351 AD), this copper denomination was part of the sultanate's monetary system during a transformative period of Islamic rule in India. The obverse features the ruler's name inscribed in two lines, while the reverse bears the Arabic inscription "Hassabi Rabbi," reflecting the religious and administrative authority of the period. Weighing 3.40 grams with a diameter of 13.08 mm, this coin is classified in Very Fine condition, indicating excellent preservation with minimal wear. Its scarcity makes it a prized addition to any serious numismatic collection, particularly for those specializing in Delhi Sultanate coinage or medieval Islamic currency. Muhammad Bin Tughluq's reign was marked by ambitious administrative reforms and military campaigns, making coins from this era historically significant. Catalogued as G&G D394, this piece documents an important chapter in Indian monetary history and serves as both an investment and educational artifact for collectors and history enthusiasts.