Brass Tanka of fifty gani of Muhammad bin Tughluq(AD1325-51) of Takhtagah Daulatabad Mint of Delhi Sultanate

Delhi Sultanate, Muhammad Bin Tuqhluq (AH 725-752/1325-1351 AD), Takhtagah Daulatabad  Mint, Brass Tanka of fifty gani, Obv: muhr shod tankah panchah gani dar rozgar bandah umidvar muhammad tughluq, Rev: man ata’a al-sultan fa-qad ata ‘a al-rahman, 8.92 Gms, 21.47 mm, (G&G # D402), Extremely Fine, Rare Mint.

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This exceptional brass tanka represents a significant piece of medieval Indian numismatic history, minted during the reign of Muhammad bin Tughluq (1325-1351 AD), one of the Delhi Sultanate’s most ambitious rulers. Weighing 8.92 grams and measuring 21.47 mm, this fifty gani denomination coin was struck at the prestigious Takhtagah Daulatabad mint, a rare issuing facility that adds considerable historical value.

The coin’s obverse bears the inscription “muhr shod tankah panchah gani dar rozgar bandah umidvar muhammad tughluq,” while the reverse displays the religious invocation “man ata’a al-sultan fa-qad ata’a al-rahman.” These inscriptions reflect the sultanate’s Islamic governance and monetary philosophy of the era.

Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this rare mint specimen is a coveted acquisition for serious numismatists. Muhammad bin Tughluq’s coins are increasingly scarce, making this piece particularly valuable as evidence of 14th-century Delhi’s economic and artistic sophistication. Its exceptional preservation and documented provenance make it an outstanding investment for collectors interested in Islamic, medieval Indian, or sultanate coinage.

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