1336-1646 India Medieval Vijayanagara Empire Karnata Kingdom Bele, World’s Smallest Gold Coin, Skip Fazzari Signed Label, Graded ICG Genuine

This exquisite gold coin from the Vijayanagara Empire, dating between 1336 and 1646, represents a significant era in Indian medieval history.

Struck in the Karnata Kingdom, it is notable for its diminutive size, making it one of the world’s smallest gold coins. The coin features intricate designs characteristic of the period, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the empire.

Accompanied by a signed label from Senior Numismatist Skip Fazzari, it has been graded as "Genuine" by ICG, ensuring its authenticity and quality.

This piece not only serves as a collectible but also as a tangible link to the historical narratives of the Vijayanagara Empire.