Tin 1 Pitis of Palembang Sultanate (AD 1710-1778) from Indonesia - Sumatra Islands

Name: Tin 1 Pitis of Palembang Sultanate (AD 1710-1778) from Indonesia - Sumatra Islands
Brand: coingallery
SKU: E2674
Price: 1100 INR
Availability: InStock

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Highlights

Indonesia, Palembang Sultanate, (AD 1710-1778), Tin 1 Pitis Hole Type, Obv: Arabic inscription surrounding circular hole 'Ḍuriba fi bilad Palembang darussalam', Rev: Uniface, 1.54 Gms, 19.00 mm, Extremely Fine, Rare.

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🪙 Rare 1 Pitis tin coin from the historical Palembang Sultanate (AD 1710-1778). 🌟 Impressive Extremely Fine condition with clear Arabic inscriptions. 📜 Features the authentic mint mark phrase "Struck in the abode of peace." ⭐ Highly Collectible specimen measuring 19 mm and weighing 1.54 grams. ✅ 100% Genuine Item representing Sumatra's rich trading history.

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

Description

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Step back in time to the 18th-century Indonesian archipelago with this rare and captivating Tin 1 Pitis coin from the Palembang Sultanate, minted between AD 1710 and 1778 on the island of Sumatra. Struck from tin with a distinctive central hole, this numismatic treasure features an elegant Arabic inscription on the obverse that reads "Ḍuriba fi bilad Palembang darussalam," translating to "Struck in the realm of Palembang, the abode of peace." The reverse remains traditionally uniface. Preserved in an impressive Extremely Fine condition, this piece measures 19.00 mm in diameter and weighs 1.54 grams, showcasing remarkable details despite its fragile metallic composition. Coins from this era served as vital mediums of exchange in the bustling maritime trade networks of Southeast Asia, making them tangible artifacts of a bygone Islamic sultanate. World coin enthusiasts, particularly specialists in Southeast Asian or Islamic numismatics, will find this scarce specimen a prestigious and culturally rich addition to their curated collections.