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What Is It? | Mysore 20 Cash

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9.11 grams. Sorry. 20 mm. New caliper.

What-Is-It?-|-Mysore-20-Cash

What-Is-It?-|-Mysore-20-Cash

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It's Eastern but from where I don't know.
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i would guess this is a 19th century indian coin.
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Yep, sorry, but it's definitely not ancient. At the bottom you can see "XX CASH" in English. It's a 20 cash from Mysore, elephant type, one of the varieties of KM/C 177, early 1800s.
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Thanks for the help. I thought it might have been Indo-Greek. That didn't look like English to me.
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