Ancient Silver Jital coin issued under the Delhi Sultanate (Northern India), dated 1206–1526 AD. Certified as genuine by ICG

Ancient silver Jital coin issued under the Delhi Sultanate (Northern India), dated broadly 1206–1526 AD — the period covering the Mamluk, Khalji, Tughlaq, and early Lodi dynasties. Jitals are small, thick silver coins (typically 3–4 g) showing Arabic or Persian inscriptions; some types carry stylised horsemen or other symbols on the reverse. All.of Paul Bar'sv pieces have been authenticated and encapsulated by ICG as “Genuine – Sultanate of Delhi, Silver Jital”. Such coins are historically important as trade currency in medieval India.