Copper Gani of Nizam al-din Ahmad Shah III(AD1461-63) of Bahamani Sultanate BH104

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Step back into the rich tapestry of medieval Indian history with this rare Copper Gani issued during the brief yet fascinating reign of Nizam al-din Ahmad Shah III of the Bahamani Sultanate, ruling between AD 1461 and 1463 (AH 866-867). Struck in pure copper with a substantial weight of 16.41 grams and a diameter of 20.81 mm, this specimen (cataloged as G&G BH104) is preserved in an impressive About Extremely Fine condition.

The obverse proudly displays the elegant Arabic inscription reading, “He who seeks aid from the support of God, the strong, the rich,” while the reverse bears the ruler’s lineage: “Ahmad Shah bin Humayun Shah al-Bahamani.” Because of his short-lived reign, coins from this sultan are notoriously difficult to acquire. Numismatists and serious collectors of medieval Islamic and Indian sultanate coinage will find this piece an essential addition, offering a tangible connection to the Deccan plateau’s dynastic legacy. Certified as an authentic collectible, this remarkable artifact promises to be the crown jewel of any advanced cabinet.