Copper Coin of Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah (AD 1580-1611) of Golkonda Sultanate Q12 Ext.Rare

Golkonda Sultanate, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, (AD 1580-1611), Copper Unit, Obv: Shah/Muhammad Quli, Rev: A standard on a circular base with what appears to be peocock feather on either side, said to represent the standard of ‘Ali’, 2.24 Gms, (G&G Q12), Extremely Fine, Extremely Rare Variety.

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Own a remarkable piece of Deccan Islamic numismatic history with this copper coin from Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, the celebrated sixth ruler of the Golkonda Sultanate (1580-1611). Weighing 2.24 grams and graded Extremely Fine, this rare monetary unit showcases exceptional artistry typical of the sultanate’s golden era. The obverse bears the ruler’s name “Shah Muhammad Quli,” while the reverse features an ornate standard on a circular base flanked by peacock feathers—symbolizing the revered standard of ‘Ali. The Q12 grading designation confirms its extreme rarity, making it a significant acquisition for serious numismatists. This coin represents not merely a historical artifact but a tangible connection to 16th-century South Indian Islamic culture and Golkonda’s legendary wealth and craftsmanship. Perfect for collectors of Indian medieval coinage or sultanate-era numismatics seeking an authentic, museum-quality specimen.