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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Step back in time with this exquisite collectible – the Copper Falus of Sikander Adil Shah from the Bijapur Sultanate, minted between AD 1656-1672. This historical coin bears the inscription ‘Sultan sikandar qadri sanah khusraw giti satan’ and weighs 11.34 grams with a diameter of 17.79 mm. Graded as Very Fine and classified as a rare piece (G&G BJ42), it holds immense historical significance. During Sikander Adil Shah’s reign, the Bijapur Sultanate witnessed a mix of cultural and architectural advancements, making this coin a tangible link to that era. Collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate the unique combination of historical value, rarity, and intricate craftsmanship that this coin offers. This piece comes with a fascinating story and a promise of adding a touch of history to any collection.