Copper Falus of Muhammad Shah II(AD1511-1516) of Malwa Sultanate M190 Very Rare

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Malwa Sultanate, Muhammad Shah II, (AH 917-922/1511-1516 AD), Copper Falus, Obv: Muhammad Shah al-khalji bin nasir shah, Rev: al-sultan bin al-sultan, Chanderi Mint mark, 8.06 Gms, (G&G M190), Extremely Fine, Very Rare.

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✅ Authentic Medieval Copper Coin from 1511-1516 AD 🏺 Muhammad Shah II Malwa Sultanate Rarity 💎 Extremely Fine Condition with Excellent Preservation ⭐ Highly Collectible G&G M190 Cataloged Specimen 🏷️ Chanderi Mint Mark Authentication 🚀 Investment-Grade Historical Islamic Numismatic Treasure
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Malwa Sultanate, Muhammad Shah II, (AH 917-922/1511-1516 AD), Copper Falus, Obv: Muhammad Shah al-khalji bin nasir shah, Rev: al-sultan bin al-sultan, Chanderi Mint mark, 8.06 Gms, (G&G M190), Extremely Fine, Very Rare.

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Own a remarkable piece of medieval Indian numismatic history with this Copper Falus from the Malwa Sultanate, minted during the reign of Muhammad Shah II (1511-1516 AD). This exceptional coin weighs 8.06 grams and features authentic Arabic inscriptions—the obverse displays "Muhammad Shah al-khalji bin nasir shah" while the reverse bears "al-sultan bin al-sultan," both struck at the prestigious Chanderi Mint. The Malwa Sultanate, a powerful Islamic kingdom in central India, produced relatively few copper denominations, making this Falus particularly sought-after by serious collectors. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this specimen exhibits impressive preservation for a 500+ year-old copper piece, with well-defined strike details and minimal wear. Its cataloging as G&G M190 confirms its authenticity and rarity status. Collectors value this coin for its historical significance, representing a fascinating intersection of Islamic and Indian coinage traditions during the sultanate period. The Chanderi Mint mark adds provenance and desirability. Whether you're building a specialized collection of Indian sultanate coins or seeking investment-grade historical artifacts, this Very Rare copper Falus represents an outstanding acquisition that exemplifies the artistry and craftsmanship of 16th-century metalwork.
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