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1 Jital - Firuz Shah

Issuer Delhi Sultanate
Year 1351-1388
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Irregularly shaped hammered copper flan bearing a bold Arabic legend in two lines occupying the central field. The inscription reads 'Firuz Shah Sultan' (فیروز شاه سلطان) in a cursive Naskh-style script, with strokes extending to the coin's periphery. The lettering is deeply struck and raised against a flat, unadorned field. Characteristic of Tughluqid-era jitals, the die work is informal yet legible, with no additional decorative border or marginal legend.
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Obverse lettering فیروز شاه سلطان
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Reverse script Arabic
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