Note: This gold tanka of 20 RATI was issued under the authority of Muhammad Bakhtiyar Khilji in the name of Muhammad Bin Sam, following the Ghurid conquest of Bengal. Remarkable for its iconic horseman motif, the coin likely commemorates Khilji’s victorious campaigns, as reflected in the Arabic inscription referring to him as al-Sultan al-Mu'azzam (“the Great Sultan”). A rare bilingual issue, it features inscriptions in both Nāgarī and Arabic scripts, along with a Samvat era date highlighting the cultural and political transition period during early Islamic rule in Bengal.

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