Tin 1 Pitis of Mahmud Badaruddin II (AH1219/1805AD) of Palembang Sultanate from Indonesia - Sumatra Islands

Name: Tin 1 Pitis of Mahmud Badaruddin II (AH1219/1805AD) of Palembang Sultanate from Indonesia - Sumatra Islands
Brand: coingallery
SKU: E116
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Indonesia, Palembang Sultanate, Mahmud Badaruddin II (AH1219/1805AD) Tin 1 Pitis Octagonal (8-sided) with a hole, Obv: Arabic inscription surrounding central circular hole - 'maṣruf fi bilad palembang 1219', Rev: Uniface, 0.26 Gms, Extremely Fine, Rare.

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🪙 Rare tin pitis from 1805 Palembang Sultanate with Arabic inscription ⭐Highly Collectible octagonal coin from Indonesian Sumatra 🏆 Extremely Fine condition preserved - just 0.26 grams 📜 Authentic Islamic monetary artifact of sultanate commerce ✅100% Genuine Item with historical significance

Condition: Extremely Fine (Good Condition)
Metal: Tin
Country: Indonesia

Description

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This rare tin 1 Pitis token from the Palembang Sultanate, minted during the reign of Mahmud Badaruddin II in AH1219 (1805 AD), represents a fascinating piece of Indonesian numismatic history. The octagonal coin features an Arabic inscription on the obverse reading 'maṣruf fi bilad palembang 1219' (currency of Palembang 1219), with a central hole characteristic of Southeast Asian coinage of the period. Crafted from tin and weighing just 0.26 grams, this example is graded Extremely Fine, showcasing remarkable preservation for its age. The Palembang Sultanate's coinage is highly sought by collectors of Asian numismatics and Islamic currency. This piece's rarity and historical significance—documenting early Indonesian sultanate monetary systems—makes it a valuable addition to any serious collection. Its distinctive octagonal form and intact condition are particularly noteworthy for coins over two centuries old.