1300AD DELHI SULTANATE THICK SILVER RUPEE INDIA COIN

1300AD DELHI SULTANATE  SILVER BILLION  INDIA THICK COIN,

size approx: 18 mm diameter, 5mm THICK COIN,

a unique coin and rare. It would be perfect to add this rare coin to your collection,

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Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq's experiments with his ideas of administration are noteworthy. The transfer of his capital from Delhi to Daulatbad earlier known as Devagiri. This transfer of capital involved the shifting of the army, officials, servants, tradesman, court and shift of population. This was a torture of the people who suffered greatly. The introduction of token currency brought discredit to his rule. The rampant circulation of copper coin and withdrawal of silver and gold coins brought down the value of currency. Copper coins lost its value. To overcome this the Sultan ordered exchange of silver coins for copper coins. Thus people got silver coins in abundance and copper coins were in heaps. The taxation in Doab which resulted out of the conditions of an empty treasury and the scheme which was implemented in a wayward manner made it a failure. START WITH A LITTLE PRICE, BID RIGHT AWAY for a great deal AND YOU MAY WIN! YOU WILL GET SIMILIAR COIN WHAT YOU SEE IN SCAN, Thank you for viewing,

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