Copper Falus of Da’ud Shah II (AD 1397) of Bahamani Sultanate BH58 Very Rare

Bahamani Sultanate, Shams al-din Da’ud Shah II, (AH799-800/1397AD), Copper Falus, Obv: al-mu’ayyad bi-nasr allah, Rev: da’ud shah, 4.34 Gms, (G&G BH58), About Fine, Very Rare.

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This exceptional copper Falus represents a remarkable piece of medieval Indian numismatic history from the prestigious Bahamani Sultanate. Minted during the reign of Shams al-din Da’ud Shah II in 1397 AD (AH 799-800), this coin carries significant historical weight as it documents a transformative period in the Deccan’s political landscape. The Bahamani Sultanate, founded in the 14th century, was a powerful Islamic state that profoundly influenced South Indian culture and administration.

The obverse inscription “al-mu’ayyad bi-nasr allah” (supported by God’s victory) reflects the religious and political ideology of the era, while the reverse bears the ruler’s name, Da’ud Shah. Weighing 4.34 grams and catalogued as G&G BH58, this coin is exceptionally rare, with very few examples known to collectors. Its Fine condition with heavy patina demonstrates authentic age and genuine circulation during medieval times. This piece is highly sought after by serious numismatists and historians specializing in Indo-Islamic coinage, making it an outstanding addition to any significant collection. Domestically available only (India shipping).

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