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1 Jital - Ghiyath al-Din Tughlug I

Issuer Delhi Sultanate
Year 1324
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Value 1 Jital (1⁄48)
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Obverse description Central field bearing bold Arabic script legend in relief, arranged in two or three lines across the flan. The inscription, typical of Tughlug-period jitals, bears the sultan's name or titles in angular, somewhat cursive Naskh-style lettering. The flan is irregular and slightly convex, with the legend occupying most of the available die area. Patina is heavy, with encrustations partially obscuring portions of the legend. No border or decorative devices are present.
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Reverse description Reverse field displaying a multi-line Arabic script legend in raised relief, struck on an irregular, roughly circular flan consistent with hand-hammered production. The lettering, in Naskh style, carries the characteristic formulaic inscriptions of Delhi Sultanate copper coinage, likely including the mint name or regnal titles. The die is slightly off-center, and the surfaces show significant wear and cuprite patination typical of circulated Tughlug-period jitals. No border ornament or exergual line is present.
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