India Sultans of Bengal AH900 Ala al din Husain Shah Nazarana Gold Tanka NGC MS64 RRRR

Bengal Sultanate, Ala al din Husain Shah (AH 899-925), Khazana Mint, Gold Nazarana Tanka, AH900, Obv: Arabic legend The Kalima Shahada at the top in two lines, “Khazana 900” Hijri year completely visible within double linear angled octagone; encircled by a border of sixteen floriate stars, Rev: Arabic legend “al-sultan al-adil al-badhil walad sayyid al-mursalin Ala-ud-dunya wa’l din Abu’l Muzaffar Husain Shah al-sultan khuld Allahu mulkahu wa saltanahu” within a double circle, 10.57g, 26.0mm, (GG # B690) sharp strike, complete flan, attractive, flawless quality, golden hue luster, Superb UNC, Exceedingly Rare, highest and only graded coin.

Note: This coin represents the inaugural issue of Sultan Ala ud din Husain Shah, under whose reign the Bengal Sultanate attained its greatest heights. The coin bears a dignified inscription, honoring Husain as “the just and munificent sultan, the descendant of the leader of the prophets,” reflecting both his political authority and his asserted spiritual lineage.

“This is one of the finest known Nazarana coins, illustrious for its striking aesthetics and exceptional beauty. The magnificent floral border design enhances its visual appeal, while the coin retains full original luster and attractive natural toning, making it a standout example of artistry.”