Tin 1 Pitis of Muhammad Bahauddin (AD 1779) of Palembang Sultanate from Indonesia Rare

Indonesia, Palembang Sultanate, Muhammad Bahauddin, (AH1193/1779AD), Tin 1 Pitis, Obv: Arabic Inscription ‘Al Sulṭan fi bilad Palembang sanat 1193’, Rev: Uniface, 0.40 Gms, 13.00 mm, Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to the late 18th-century maritime trade routes of Southeast Asia with this remarkable numismatic treasure. Struck in 1779 AD (AH 1193) under the reign of Sultan Muhammad Bahauddin, this authentic tin 1 Pitis hails from the historic Palembang Sultanate of Indonesia. Measuring a delicate 13 millimeters and weighing just 0.40 grams, the coin features a captivating obverse inscribed with classical Arabic calligraphy reading ‘Al Sultan fi bilad Palembang sanat 1193’, while the reverse remains traditionally uniface. Graded in exceptional Extremely Fine condition, this piece displays remarkable crispness for soft tin coinage of the era. Coveted by advanced numismatists and historians specializing in Indonesian sultanate coinages, rare specimens like this offer a tangible connection to the region’s rich Islamic and trading heritage. Secure this scarce artifact to elevate your Asian coin cabinet with a museum-grade conversation piece.