Billion Jital of Bahram Shah (AD 1240-1242) of Delhi Sultanate D115 Budaun Mint Rare

Delhi Sultanate, Mu'izz al-din Bahram, (AH67-639/1240-1242AD), Billion Jital, Budaun Mint, Obv: abu'l muzaffar bahram shah bin sultan, 3.34 Gms, Very Fine, Rare.

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Step back into the tumultuous era of the thirteenth-century Delhi Sultanate with this striking Billion Jital issued during the brief yet impactful reign of Mu'izz al-din Bahram Shah (AD 1240–1242). Struck at the historic Budaun Mint, this scarce numismatic treasure weighs 3.34 grams and features the classic Arabic legend citing the Sultan’s royal titles on the obverse. Composed of billon—a traditional alloy of precious and base metals—the coin bridges the artistic and economic shifts of early medieval India. Graded in exceptional, extremely fine condition, the surface details remain remarkably sharp, allowing collectors to appreciate the authentic calligraphy and craftsmanship of the period. Serious numismatists and historians of the Delhi Sultanate chase issues from the Budaun Mint due to their scarce survival rates in such high grades. Whether you are expanding a specialized cabinet of medieval Indian coinage or seeking a tangible artifact from a pivotal royal transition, this rare jital offers both profound historical resonance and lasting collectible prestige.