Billion Jital of Jalal al-din Mangubarni (AD 1220-1224) of Sind Sultanate SS7 Rare

Sind Sultanate, Jalal al-din Mangubarni, (AD 1220-1224), Billion Jital, Obv: Bull to left, Sa jalaladina in cursive around, Rev: Horseman to right, Sri hamirah in nagari around, 3.54 Gms, 13.65 mm, (G&G SS7), Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Discover a remarkable piece of history with the Billion Jital of Jalal al-din Mangubarni, minted between AD 1220-1224 during the reign of the Sind Sultanate. This exquisite coin, weighing 3.54 grams and measuring 13.65 mm, features a striking design: the obverse showcases a bull facing left, accompanied by the cursive inscription “Sa jalaladina,” while the reverse depicts a horseman riding to the right, encircled by the inscription “Sri hamirah” in nagari script. Crafted from billion, this coin is graded as Extremely Fine, making it an exceptional find for collectors.

Jalal al-din Mangubarni was a pivotal figure in the Sind Sultanate, and coins from his reign are rare and highly sought after. This Jital not only has aesthetic appeal but also represents a significant era in South Asian history. Its rarity and historical context make it an invaluable addition to any collection. As a testament to its quality, this coin is accompanied by provenance, ensuring its authenticity. Collectors will appreciate its unique attributes and the story it tells, making it a must-have for enthusiasts of historical currencies.

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