Delhi Sultanate, Khilji Dynasty, Nasir ud-din Khusru (AH 720 /1320 AD), Qila Deogir Mint (off flan), Silver Tanka, AH 720, Obv: Arabic legend “al-sultan al Azam Nasir-ud duniya wa'l din abu'l Muzaffar” within a double square, Rev: Arabic legend “Khusru Shah al-sultan al wathiq bi-nasr-ul-Rahman wali amir-ul muminin” within a circle, mint name off flan & 720 Hijri year in the margin, 10.90g, 27.90mm, (G&G # D293), no test mark, ex-mount, about very fine, Extremely Rare.

Note: Nasir ud-din Khusru was a former slave from Gujarat who, under Sultan Qutb ud-din Mubarak's rule in Delhi, rose to prominence. He repaid the sultan's favor by having him assassinated and seizing power as Nasir ud-din Khusru Shah. However, his rule was brief, and he was swiftly captured in battle and executed, leaving behind rare gold and silver coins from his short-lived reign.

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