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Elephant Token (?) With A Crescent Moon And Dots, From India

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Hello!

Thanks for looking. First post here. I'm interested in antiques! First look into coins, wanting to learn more. :D

My Father brought this once from a trip in India, in 1978. What could have been the original purpose of this... token? It seems interesting! Maybe a religious token? Thank you for any information you can provide.

Elephant-Token-?-With-A-Crescent-Moon-And-Dots,-From-India

Elephant-Token-?-With-A-Crescent-Moon-And-Dots,-From-India

Edit: After some research, I have gathered that it could be a kingdom of Mysore coin. The inverted moon is the Kanada numeral 1.
Is it this one?
http://coinindia.com/MNI0963-437.37.jpg
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Correct, they are coins from Mysore.
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