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Copper From Mughal India | Nepal 5 Paisa

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I have no idea what this coin is other than that it is about the size of a US half dollar. I think that it is from Mughal India. What do you guys think? Any input would be appreciated!



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I like that--it has presence. I'll be interested to hear the story on this one.
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KurtS- yeah I've been skimming thought my Krause catalogs and I really can't find a match. I just find it interesting how border on the obverse seems to be kind of close to the central circle. In essence, it almost looks as though the die may have been meant for a smaller coin.
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Another thought is the coin does not look struck with a die collar, so there's more metal movement which might explain wide border.
I'll look around Krause too, but I find the Indian coins rather daunting to ID. If it were from Nepal, that would actually be much easier.
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Nepal 5 Paisa 1921-1932
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Oh man...there was something Nepalese about this coin after all!
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Ah, thanks everyone! (though I must admit that I am a bit disappointed that it is not from India after all).
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