Please Identify This Indian ? Silver Coin | Temple Token

Unfortunately, you won't find it in there, for two reasons - it's not a genuine coin, and the coin it was copied off was much older than 1801.

Just above the exact centre of the bottom pic, you'll see a "date": 988, which would date from the time of Mughal emperor Akbar. Unfortunately, at that time, the kalima-in-diamond design was being used on gold mohurs, not silver rupees. this zeno.ru example is a gold mohur of Lahore mint, dated 988 - the model for this piece. Genuine square Kalima rupees of Akbar have the kalima inside a smaller square, not a diamond - like this.

The kalima-in-diamond 988-dated "rupee" is a very commonly encountered Indian "temple token". I'm not sure why, but "988" is a very commonly encountered date on Islamic temple tokens. See these zeno.ru pages. Some are old (like, 19th or early 20th century), well-made and of high-quality silver; most are cheap modern pieces. We've seen them on forum numerous times before. This one was quite poorly executed; this one was even worse.