Billion Jital of Nasir al-din Qubacha (AD 1206-1228) of Sind Sultanate SS3 Rare

Sind Sultanate, Nasir al-din Qubacha, (AD 1206-1228), Billion Jital, Obv: Bull to left, Sri kubacha suritana in nagari around, Rev: Horseman to right, Sri hamirah in nagari around, 3.54 Gms, 13.65 mm, (G&G SS3), About Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Own a remarkable piece of medieval Indian numismatic history with this Billion Jital from the Sind Sultanate under Nasir al-din Qubacha (AD 1206-1228). This exceptionally rare coin showcases exquisite iconography: a bull facing left on the obverse with “Sri kubacha suritana” inscribed in Nagari script, and a horseman to the right on the reverse bearing “Sri hamirah” in Nagari. Weighing 3.54 grams and measuring 13.65mm, this billion (copper-silver alloy) specimen achieves an About Extremely Fine grade—testament to its remarkable preservation over eight centuries. Graded SS3 by leading numismatic authorities, this coin represents a critical transitional period when Islamic and Hindu artistic traditions merged in subcontinental coinage. Ideal for serious collectors of medieval Indian history, Islamic numismatics, or regional sultanate currencies, this piece offers both historical significance and investment potential. Its rarity and excellent condition make it a standout addition to any distinguished collection.