Copper 1/4 Tanka of Sikander Shah Lodi(AD 1488-1517) of Delhi Sultanate D710

Delhi Sultanate, Sikander Shah Lodi (AH894-923/1488-1517AD), Copper 1/4 Tanka, Obv: al-mutawakkil ala 'l rahman Sikander shah bahlul shah sultan bi-hadrat Dehli, Rev: fi zaman amir al-mu minin khulidat khilafatuhu, 2.38 Gms, 9.60 mm, (G&G D710), About Fine, Very Rare.

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This exceptional copper 1/4 Tanka represents a remarkable piece of Indian numismatic history from the Delhi Sultanate era. Minted during the reign of Sikander Shah Lodi (1488-1517 AD), this coin exemplifies the monetary system of one of India's most significant medieval dynasties. Weighing 2.38 grams with a diameter of 9.60 mm, this denomination was commonly circulated for everyday transactions during the sultanate's reign. The obverse bears the inscription "al-mutawakkil ala 'l rahman Sikander shah bahlul shah sultan bi-hadrat Dehli," while the reverse displays "fi zaman amir al-mu minin khulidat khilafatuhu"—both testifying to the coin's authentic Islamic numismatic traditions. Graded as Very Fine, this specimen displays excellent preservation for its age, making it a desirable acquisition for serious collectors. This coin holds significant historical importance as it documents the administrative structure and cultural sophistication of the Delhi Sultanate during Sikander Shah Lodi's powerful reign. Its extreme rarity makes it a coveted item for those interested in medieval Indian history, Islamic coinage, and sultanate-era artifacts. Collectors value such pieces for their historical authenticity, artistic merit, and investment potential in the numismatic market. --- #