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New Member
 United Arab Emirates
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do you think you can measure it's diameter and its mass?
Hey That coin dude, thanks for your prompt response and sorry for the late reply...mass is 12.7 g around 0.45 Oz and the diameter is 4 cm around 1.6 in. |
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United States
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Thanks, answer coming soon :)
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United States
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It's 40 mm?!? It must be really thin
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New Member
United Arab Emirates
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Yeah it is, here, check it out...  |
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New Member
United Arab Emirates
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I've been searching all day long on the web...can't find anything about it lol...
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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You sure that is 40 mm? Can u you put it by a ruler
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United States
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Because I have found zero coins from any of the princely states that are that size, and I've been on 4 sources
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New Member
United Arab Emirates
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Okay, I'll do that. Although I just guessed that it could be from there. It could be Arabian or maybe Otomman... Anyway, I'll post the pic with a ruler in a bit. Thanks for your efforts.
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New Member
United Arab Emirates
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My bad That coin dude, you're right, it's not 40mm, it's around 30mm actually. Thanks again for your time and effort. Here have a look.   |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Oh it's all good &  I'll use that info |
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United States
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Yea man I'm stumped, my best guess is a 1 paisa from the princely states, and I've been looking on Zeno.ru for it, and I can't find it so maybe get it appraised by a irl numismatist or a historian idk tho.
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United Arab Emirates
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You're good man. It has been eating my head since I found it lol, so yeah I guess that's what I'll do. Let's see... Thanks for your time and effort. &  |
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United States
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India
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Please try IPS Indore. In norhtern India, there had been copper coins called "Kachcha Paisa" meaning somewhat "raw paisa". They were issued in lots of designs especially in the Maratha Confederation. The pattern suits kachcha paisa.
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