moghul empire?

another strange coin im trying to identify is this tiny coin

i have gently cleaned it again 

i hope this is easier to id 

thank you in anticipation

michael

the other side

Looks like a coin of Mysore with dancing figure :_ https://www.zeno.ru/showphoto.php?photo=72265

See my example also, it needs the weight to identify the denomination as ⅓ or ⅔ pavali

https://www.zeno.ru/showphoto.php?photo=364200&cat=7398&ppuser=&sortby=d&way=desc

thank you so much 

totally awesome knowledge

definitely mysore either ⅓ or ⅔ pavali i will attempt to weigh it somehow but as it is so tiddly id expect it to be ⅓ 

as im finding out coins are incredible and the stories around them fascinating 

michael 

it weighs more than 1 paper clip and about the same as 2 paperclips 

and im told a paperclip is about 1 g 

i have measured it and it is 10/11 mm in diameter not 8mm 

weight 1.84g not 0.85g in paperclip units lol

therefore it is ⅔ pavali hehee im mega rich now 

The ⅓ shown on zeno is just 8mm, my ⅔ is 11mm so if you can't weigh it then go by the size although that is not a reliable method for hand struck coins at all

thank you for your help as a retired science teacher i got my inner experimenter out and disproved my hypothesis of ⅓ pavali

nearly 2( not 1 ) paperclips in weight 11(not 8 )mm diameter

it is a ⅔ pavali 

QED

thank you so much and it does feel surprisingly heavy for its size 

michael