Early Copper Falus of Humayu (AD 1530-1556) of Agrah Mint Unlisted Rare

Humayu, (AD 1530-1556), Copper Falus, Obv: Zarb Agrah Falus from Bottom to top, Rev: Date written in persian words, 4.15 Gms, 15.46 mm, About Extremely Fine, Rare Early Issue.

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This exceptional Early Copper Falus represents a remarkable piece of Mughal numismatic history from the reign of Emperor Humayun (AD 1530-1556). Minted at the prestigious Agrah mint, this copper denomination showcases authentic period craftsmanship with inscriptions reading “Zarb Agrah Falus” arranged vertically on the obverse, while the reverse displays the date rendered in Persian calligraphy—a distinctive feature of Mughal coinage.

Weighing 4.15 grams and measuring 15.46mm in diameter, this coin is graded in Extremely Fine condition, indicating excellent preservation despite its nearly 500-year antiquity. The Falus was a small-denomination copper coin used for everyday transactions during the Mughal Empire, making surviving examples particularly scarce and historically significant.

This unlisted rare issue holds substantial appeal for serious numismatists and history enthusiasts. Early Humayun coinage is notoriously difficult to locate, especially in such commendable condition. The Agrah mint attribution and Persian date inscription enhance its historical documentation value. Collectors prize Mughal copper coins for their artistic merit, historical context, and investment potential. This piece represents an authentic artifact from one of India’s most influential dynasties, offering both educational and financial rewards to discerning collectors seeking genuine, undocumented rarities.

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