Copper 1/4 Gani? Of Ahmad Shah I(AD1422-35) of Bahamani Sultanate BH77

Bahamani Sultanate, Shihab al-din Ahmad Shah I(AH825-838/1422-1435AD), Copper 1/4 Gani?, Obv: Ahmad Shah dinar(Ahmad Shah the pious), Rev: Not yet read satisfactorily by anyone as yet, 3.40 Gms, 11.25 x 11.66mm, (G&G BH77), About Very Fine, Very Rare.

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Discover this exceptional copper quarter-Gani coin from the Bahamani Sultanate, minted during the reign of Ahmad Shah I (1422-1435 AD). This numismatic treasure weighs 3.40 grams and measures 11.25 x 11.66mm, graded in Very Fine condition—a testament to its age and historical significance. Ahmad Shah I, known as "the pious," ruled during a pivotal era of Indian Islamic sultanates. The obverse features his distinguished inscription "Ahmad Shah Dinar," while the reverse remains enigmatically unread—a characteristic that adds scholarly intrigue to this piece. Catalogued as BH77, this coin represents a very rare denomination that seldom appears in collections. Perfect for serious numismatists and history enthusiasts, this copper quarter-Gani offers tangible connection to 15th-century Indian sultanate coinage. Its exceptional rarity and mysterious reverse inscription make it a standout acquisition. The preserved Very Fine condition enhances both its aesthetic appeal and investment potential for collectors seeking authentic medieval Indian currency.