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Mughal Rupee ID Help

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I think this is a Mughal Rupee, not sure though. I don't see a date anywhere. It's 11.3 grams.
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The small circular test punch marks are common with these.
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Mint name in circle looks like Masshad (NE Iran). Likely Afsharids of Iran or Durranis of Afghanistan.
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The fabric of this coin suggests that it could be 19th century not Mughal.
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I agree with the previous comments. I don't think this is Mughal or even Indian. Just as a possible lead to get in the ballpark, there are some similarities (on one side, certainly not a match on either side) to these two coins from the Mashad mint of Qajar (Iranian dynasty), Fath Ali Shah AH 1212-1250

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After a lot of searching I finally nailed down this attribution. It was right in the standard catalog all along...

Afghanistan under Ahmad Shah, KM# 638.
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