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Help Identifying Ancient Looking Coin

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I recently inherited these they are marked as ancient coins but I've been unable to identify them please help if you can.
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@cparkner01, first welcome to CCF. Second, that looks like an Indian coin. There are others here who specialize in this area of numismatics and should be able to help more. In thecmeanwhile, there are a couple long (and therefore very useful) threads on the world coin section of CCF that deal with Bengal States etc. that may be enlightening.
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Please use the CCF Free Image Optimizer to help crop your images, then the actual coin can show larger
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My first though was that the coin is from Jaipur, but would be able to provide a diameter? If it is around 18 millimetres, it would probably be a 1 paisa piece (from 1901).

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Two other examples of India Princely State Coins - Jaipur can be found here. Scroll all the way down to 'Jaipur' and you will see two examples very similar to your coin. Be sure to check both weight and diameter.

http://nvpcollections.blogspot.in/2...e-coins.html
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Indeed Jaipur
Yours has regnal year 22
https://www.clasf.in/princely-state...dia-7988149/
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