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, 3.40 Gms, Very Fine, Rare.

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This is an exceptional Billion Jital coin from the Delhi Sultanate, minted during the reign of Mu’izz al-din Bahram Shah between 1240-1242 AD. Struck at the prestigious Budaun Mint, this rare numismatic specimen features the inscription “Abu’l Muzaffar Bahram Shah bin Sultan” on its obverse, commemorating the sultanate’s authority during the medieval Islamic period in India.

Weighing 3.40 grams, this coin is composed of billion (a copper-silver alloy) and presents in Very Fine condition, displaying excellent detail retention despite its centuries-old origins. The Budaun Mint variety adds significant rarity to this piece, making it a sought-after addition to serious numismatic collections.

This artifact represents a crucial period in Indian history when the Delhi Sultanate was consolidating power and establishing its monetary system. Collectors prize such coins for their historical significance, artistic merit, and scarcity. The Very Fine grade ensures good eye appeal while maintaining authenticity and character. Whether you’re a dedicated coin collector, history enthusiast, or investment-minded collector, this medieval sultanate jital offers tangible connection to India’s rich Islamic heritage and numismatic legacy.

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