Malwa Sultanate, Ala ud-din Mahmud I (AH 839-873/1436-1469 AD), Gold Square ¼ Tanka, AH 873, Obv: Arabic legend “Mahmud Shah Khalji”, Rev: Arabic legend “al-kibriya’ lillah”, complete date 873 below, 3.1g, 13.45 x 12.84mm, (Unlisted in G&G), about extremely fine, Extremely Rare.

Note: Ala ud-din Mahmud Shah I, ruler of the Malwa Sultanate, issued coins renowned for their intricate designs and inscriptions, prominently featuring the phrase "al-Kibriya’ lillah" (الكبرياء لله), meaning "Greatness belongs to Allah." This inscription emphasized the Sultan's recognition of divine authority and sovereignty. Notably, the Goron and Goenka catalog does not list this denomination in gold.

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