Billion Jital of Bahram Shah(AD 1118-1152) of Ghaznavids GZ 47

Ghaznavids, Yamin al-Daula Bahram Shah (AH512-547/1118-1152AD), Billion Jital, Obv: Bull to left, ‘Sri Sama’ above, Rev: adl al-sultan al-a’zam bahram shah, 3.17 Gms, 12.25mm, About Very Fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional Billion Jital represents a fascinating piece of medieval Indian numismatic history, issued under Bahram Shah of the Ghaznavid Empire (1118-1152 AD). The coin features striking iconography with a bull depicted on the obverse and Persian inscriptions on the reverse, showcasing the cultural blend characteristic of this era. Weighing 3.17 grams and measuring 12.25mm in diameter, this specimen displays an impressive Very Fine condition despite its 900+ years of circulation history. The Billion (an alloy of silver and copper) composition was typical of Ghaznavid coinage, reflecting the empire’s sophisticated minting practices. This particular jital is notably scarce, making it highly sought after by serious numismatists and history enthusiasts. Collectors value pieces like this for their tangible connection to the Ghaznavid dynasty’s reign across Afghanistan, Punjab, and beyond. Its excellent preservation combined with historical significance makes it an outstanding addition to any medieval coinage collection. Ideal for those studying Islamic numismatics or medieval Indian history.