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@y88, when posting these, please add in the weight and diameter as that can help us pinpoint what you have. That tree in your first pic makes me think of the Princely State of Jaipur.
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Yes, posting a diameter and weight is always a good idea, and speeds identification. And yes, the Jhar tree makes Jaipur likely. Browsing through Jaipur coins in Krause's "South Asian Coins and Paper Money" this one appears to match ½ paisa of Man Singh II and George VI, KM # 176, year 22 or 23 (1948 or 1949). There are also several examples in Zeno, such as this one

https://www.zeno.ru/showphoto.php?photo=120064
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