Copper Paika of Muhammad bin Tughluq(AD1325-51) of Delhi Sultanate D394

Delhi Sultanate, Muhammad Bin Tuqhluq (AH 725-752/1325-1351 AD), Copper Paika, Obv: Muhammad bin tughluq in two lines, Rev: hasabi rabbi, 3.38 Gms, 11.50mm, (G&G # D394), About Very fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional Copper Paika represents a significant piece of medieval Indian numismatic history, minted during the reign of Muhammad bin Tughluq (1325-1351 AD) of the Delhi Sultanate. The coin features the ruler’s name inscribed in two lines on the obverse, while the reverse bears the Islamic inscription “Hasabi Rabbi,” reflecting the religious and cultural context of the sultanate era.

Weighing 3.38 grams with a diameter of 11.50mm, this paika is a scarce denomination from one of India’s most influential medieval dynasties. Muhammad bin Tughluq’s reign was marked by ambitious administrative reforms and territorial expansion, making coins from this period highly sought after by serious collectors.

Graded in Very Fine condition, this specimen displays excellent detail preservation despite its centuries-old origins. The coin’s rarity, combined with its historical significance as a tangible artifact from the Delhi Sultanate’s golden age, makes it an invaluable addition to any collection focused on Indian medieval coinage or Islamic numismatics. This piece serves as both an investment and a window into 14th-century Delhi’s rich cultural heritage.

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