Copper 1 Falus of Murtada Nizam Shah II (AD1600-10) of Ahmadnagar Sultanate N30

Ahmadnagar Sultanate, Murtada Nizam Shah II, (AH1009-1019/1600-1610AD), Copper 1 Falus, Obv: darb murtada ahmadnagar, Rev: fi shuhur sanah, 13.36 Gms, 19.20 mm, (G&G N30), Very Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional copper 1 Falus represents a significant piece of Indian numismatic history from the Ahmadnagar Sultanate during the reign of Murtada Nizam Shah II (1600-1610 AD). Minted in the sultanate's capital, this coin showcases Persian inscriptions typical of Mughal-era coinage—"darb murtada ahmadnagar" on the obverse and "fi shuhur sanah" on the reverse. Weighing 13.36 grams with a diameter of 19.20mm, this Very Fine specimen demonstrates remarkable preservation for a four-century-old artifact. The Ahmadnagar Sultanate, one of the Deccan's most influential powers during the early modern period, issued coins that reflect the region's rich cultural and commercial heritage. As a copper denomination used in everyday transactions, Falus coins are particularly sought after by collectors due to their historical significance and relative scarcity in high grades. Graded and cataloged as N30 by numismatic authorities (G&G), this piece represents a rare acquisition for serious collectors of medieval Indian coinage. Its Very Fine condition combined with documented rarity makes it an attractive investment for those studying Sultanate-period metallurgy and trade practices.