Copper Paisa of Islam Shah Suri(AD 1545-52) of Delhi Sultanate D1050

Delhi Sultanate,Islam Shah Suri, (AH952-960/1545-1552AD), Copper Paisa, Mintless Type, Obv: abu l muzaffar islam shah sultan khallada allah mulkahu, Rev: fi ahd al-amir al-din al-dayyan, 20.50 Gms, 22.98 mm, (G&G D 1050), Extremely Fine.

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This exceptional Copper Paisa represents a significant piece of Delhi Sultanate numismatic history, minted during the reign of Islam Shah Suri (1545-1552 AD). As a mintless type coin, it showcases the administrative practices of the Suri dynasty, a pivotal era between the Lodi and Mughal periods. The obverse bears the inscription “Abu l Muzaffar Islam Shah Sultan Khallada Allah Mulkahu,” while the reverse features “Fi Ahd al-Amir al-Din al-Dayyan,” reflecting the Islamic calligraphic traditions of medieval Indian coinage.

Weighing 20.50 grams with a diameter of 22.98mm, this copper paisa exemplifies the monetary system of 16th-century Delhi. The coin’s Extremely Fine condition preserves remarkable details of the Persian inscriptions and striking characteristics, making it highly desirable for serious collectors. Islam Shah Suri’s reign was marked by territorial consolidation and administrative reforms, making coins from this period valuable historical artifacts. This piece represents an authentic window into the political and economic landscape of pre-Mughal India, offering both numismatic and historical significance for collectors and history enthusiasts seeking authentic sultanate-era coinage.

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