Copper Falus of Nasir al-din Mahmud Shah III(AD 1537-1553) of Gujrat Sultanate G501

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Own a piece of medieval Indian numismatic history with this exceptional copper Falus from the Gujrat Sultanate. Minted during the reign of Nasir al-din Mahmud Shah III (1537-1553 AD), this scarce coin showcases Islamic calligraphy on both sides—the obverse bearing the ruler’s titles and epithets in elegant Perso-Arabic script reading upward, while the reverse displays his regal name within a geometric square design. Weighing 8.02 grams, this copper denomination represents everyday commerce of 16th-century Gujarat.

Graded in About Very Fine condition, the coin displays commendable preservation for its age, with legible inscriptions and visible patina that testifies to its authenticity. The Gujrat Sultanate was a significant regional power, and coins from Mahmud Shah III’s reign are increasingly difficult to locate. This cataloged piece (G&G G501) makes an outstanding addition for serious Islamic numismatists and South Asian history enthusiasts. Its rarity, historical significance, and excellent condition make it a worthwhile investment for collectors seeking authentic period artifacts with documented provenance.