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ID Help On A Multi-Struck Bronze

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This one came from an eclectic lot of old coins. Roman imperial and provincial, Greek, and even a Sri Lankan coin, it had a little of everything. But this is one is definitely completely different and I'm not sure where to start...

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ID-Help-On-A-Multi-Struck-Bronze

22mm
7.46g

Any ideas out there?
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French India, perhaps?

That was my instinctive reaction on seeing the fleur-de-lys, but it may be just coincidence.
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Does look like a fleur-de-lys to me as well...

A collector on a different site brought up the possibility of it being an Afghanistan civic copper, which can have a similar fleur pattern. I'm looking into those now.
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