AH 618 (1221 AD) Mongol Jital — Anonymous Type, Citing Malik of Kurzuwan — VF35 BN — Ex. Robert Tye Collection
A scarce and historically significant jital from the early Mongol period in the Indian subcontinent, dated AH 618 (1221 AD). This anonymous issue cites the authority of the Malik of Kurzuwan and reflects the complex political and monetary environment during the expansion of Mongol influence across Central and South Asia.
Struck during a transitional era between established Islamic coinage traditions and the growing power of the Mongol Empire, this type provides a tangible connection to one of the most transformative periods in medieval history. Anonymous Mongol-era jitals are highly collected due to their historical importance, specialized attribution, and limited availability in the market.
Grade: VF35 BN
Provenance: Ex. Robert Tye Collection
A compelling medieval coin linking Mongol expansion, Islamic India, and Central Asian trade networks. An excellent acquisition for collectors of Mongol coinage, Islamic numismatics, or rare medieval Asian issues.
