Copper Falus of Sikander Adil Shah (AD 1656-1672) of Bijapur Sultanate BJ42

Bijapur Sultanate, Sikandar Adil Shah, (AH1068-1083/1656-1672 AD), Copper Falus, Inscription : 'Sultan sikandar qadri sanah khusraw giti satan', 11.34 Gms, 17.79 mm, (G&G BJ42), Very Fine, Rare.

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Introducing the Copper Falus of Sikander Adil Shah, a striking collectible coin from the Bijapur Sultanate, minted between 1656 and 1672 AD (AH 1068-1083). This exquisite piece, weighing 11.34 grams and measuring 17.79 mm, showcases a rare inscription: 'Sultan sikandar qadri sanah khusraw giti satan.' Crafted from copper, this coin is graded as Very Fine, making it a sought-after item for both collectors and history enthusiasts. The Bijapur Sultanate was a prominent state in South India during the Deccan Sultanates era, known for its architectural marvels and rich cultural heritage. Sikander Adil Shah ruled during a time marked by significant political and artistic developments, and this coin reflects the era's craftsmanship. Collectors will appreciate its rarity and historical significance, as such coins are increasingly difficult to find. This item is not only a piece of currency but a testament to the rich history of the Bijapur Sultanate. While we ensure the authenticity of our products, please note that we do not ship outside India. Embrace the opportunity to own a piece of history!