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

Name: Tin 1 Pitis of Palembang Sultanate - Zarb fi Bilad Palembang (AD 1710-1778) from Indonesia - Sumatra Islands
Brand: coingallery
SKU: E175
Price: 1100 INR
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Indonesia, Palembang Sultanate, (AD 1710-1778), Tin 1 Pitis Circular with a hole, Obv: Arabic inscription surrounding central circular hole - 'Ḍuriba fi bilad Palembang darussalam', Rev: Uniface, 0.26 Gms, Extremely Fine, Rare.

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🏆 Rare Palembang Sultanate tin coin from AD 1710-1778 🪙 Tin 1 Pitis with distinctive central hole design ✨ Extremely Fine condition with sharp Arabic inscriptions 📍 Historic Southeast Asian Islamic coinage ⭐ Highly Collectible rare piece 💰 Best Investment Item for numismatic collectors

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

Description

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This exceptional Tin 1 Pitis represents the Palembang Sultanate's monetary heritage from the 18th century (AD 1710-1778). Cast in tin and weighing just 0.26 grams, this circular coin features a central hole with Arabic inscriptions reading "Ḍuriba fi bilad Palembang darussalam" (struck in the land of Palembang Darussalam) on the obverse, while the reverse remains uniface. The coin's Extremely Fine condition preserves the clarity of its period craftsmanship. This rare piece exemplifies the Islamic sultanate's trade dominance across Sumatra and maritime Southeast Asia. The central hole design reflects regional monetary traditions and facilitates portability for commerce. Collectors value such coins for their historical significance, demonstrating pre-colonial Indonesian numismatic traditions and the region's sophisticated economic networks. This rarity makes it an important addition to any collection focused on Southeast Asian history, Islamic coinage, or colonial-era numismatics.