Copper 1/2 Falus of Abd Allah Qutb Shah (AD 1626-1672) of Golkonda Sultanate Q62 Rare Variety

Golkonda Sultanate, Abd Allah Qutb Shah(AH1035-1083/1626-1672AD), Copper 1/2 Falus, Haidarabad Mint, Obv: Sultan abd allah bad shah ghazi, Rev: Darb dar al-saltana Haidarabad, 5.36 Gms, 15.78 mm, (G&G Q61), About Fine, Rare Variety.

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This exceptional Copper 1/2 Falus coin represents a fascinating piece of Mughal-era numismatic history from the renowned Golkonda Sultanate. Minted during the reign of Abd Allah Qutb Shah (1626-1672 AD) at the prestigious Haidarabad Mint, this copper denomination coin bears the inscriptions “Sultan abd allah bad shah ghazi” on the obverse and “Darb dar al-saltana Haidarabad” on the reverse, authentically reflecting the administrative and royal authority of the period.

Weighing 5.36 grams with a diameter of 15.78mm, this rare variety is catalogued as Q62 in numismatic references and exhibits a Fine grade with expected patina from centuries of circulation. The Golkonda Sultanate was a significant Islamic dynasty known for its cultural sophistication and architectural achievements, making coins from this era highly sought after by serious collectors and historians.

Collectors prize this coin for its historical significance, scarcity in the current market, and role in understanding medieval Indian monetary systems. Its rarity status, combined with authentic period characteristics and verifiable provenance, makes it an outstanding addition to any Islamic numismatics or Indian history collection. Perfect for numismatists seeking genuine, historically significant pieces.