Tanka of Islam Shah Suri of Delhi Sultanate Silver Big Frame Coin

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Highlights

๐Ÿช™ Authentic Tanka Silver Coin from Islam Shah Suri's Delhi Sultanate era (1545-1554) โญ Highly Collectible medieval Indo-Islamic numismatic treasure with exceptional historical significance ๐Ÿ’Ž High-grade silver specimen showcasing intricate Islamic inscriptions and sultanate craftsmanship ๐Ÿ’ฐ Best Investment Item for serious numismatists and history enthusiasts seeking rare Indian coins ๐Ÿ›๏ธ Scarce genuine piece from the influential Sur Empire period between Lodi and Mughal dynasties โœ… Presented in elegant big frame format perfect for display and long-term preservation
Seller: Vijay Mahalaxmi
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Description

The Tanka of Islam Shah Suri represents a remarkable piece of Delhi Sultanate numismatic history. Issued during the reign of Islam Shah Suri (1545-1554), this silver coin exemplifies the monetary system of the Sur Empire, a significant dynasty that briefly ruled North India. The Tanka was the principal silver denomination of medieval Indian sultanates, serving as both a medium of commerce and a symbol of imperial authority. This substantial silver specimen showcases exceptional craftsmanship typical of 16th-century Indo-Islamic coinage. Islam Shah Suri's Tankas are particularly sought after for their historical significance, marking a transitional period between the Lodi and Mughal eras. The coin features distinctive Islamic inscriptions and calligraphic designs that reflect the cultural sophistication of the sultanate. For numismatic collectors, this piece holds considerable appeal as a tangible connection to Delhi's rich medieval past. The rarity of well-preserved examples, combined with the historical importance of the Sur period, makes this Tanka an excellent investment. Collectors value such coins for their aesthetic beauty, historical context, and the scarcity of authentic specimens in the market. Its big frame presentation enhances its display appeal, making it an ideal addition to any serious collection of Indian numismatic treasures. #
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