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', 3.06 Gms, (G&G Q12), Very Fine, Extremely Rare Variety.

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This exceptional copper coin represents a significant piece of Deccan sultanate numismatics from the prestigious Golkonda Sultanate. Minted during the reign of Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah (1580-1611), this copper unit weighs 3.06 grams and showcases the refined artistry of 16th-century Indian coinage. 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—a symbolic representation of the revered Standard of 'Ali', connecting the coin to Islamic heritage and Shia traditions. Graded as Extremely Fine (G&G Q12), this coin displays excellent detail preservation with minimal wear, making it highly desirable for serious collectors. The extremely rare variety designation underscores its scarcity in the numismatic market. Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah was a renowned patron of arts and architecture, and coins from his reign are highly sought after by historians and collectors alike. This piece serves as a tangible artifact of sultanate-era governance, religious symbolism, and metalwork craftsmanship. Ideal for Indian numismatic collections, historical enthusiasts, or those investing in rare historical artifacts. #