Indian Ceylon coin identification - Need help

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praboth
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Posted: 11 Eyl 2015, 17:09 #
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Any help?
1) Found with mix lot of VOC duit
2) Surath india or other coin? Smaller than surath
3) Elephant one side. other side letters
4) 1/4 Basaruco or any other??
5) 1/8 massa size but little thicker.
6) One side massa design n other side fish?
7) Rajendra chola or Raja raja
Quant.Geek
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Posted: 11 Eyl 2015, 18:20 #
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Last row of coins are Pandyan, but I am not sure what the first two coins are. The Last coin on the first row is too dark to tell. Same as the last coin's reverse. I'll post my coins for comparison later to give you an idea...
Parimal
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Posted: 11 Eyl 2015, 21:14 #
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The second coin in the top row is Rupee of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb.
Year 1111AH. RY# 4(x)
The mint is out of the flan
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Posted: 11 Eyl 2015, 23:27 #
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Mysore_Tippu_Sultan_Coins_Elephant_Thanjavur_Art_Gallery_Tamil_Nadu_india
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Posted: 11 Eyl 2015, 23:52 #
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It definitely looks like a Mysore Paisa of some sort, but still too dark for me to be certain.
praboth
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Posted: 12 Eyl 2015, 11:29 #
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Thanks all. Can you tell me the rarity of those 2 indian once n price guild.
also need to know weather those coins are usedcin ceylon or not
PetrusAscanus
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Posted: 12 Eyl 2015, 13:12 #
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The first one look like a French or Nuremberg jeton/counter token.
These tokens mimic medieval text.
See also:
https://en.numista.com/forum/topic43315.html
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praboth
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Posted: 13 Eyl 2015, 12:29 #
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Quote: "Parimal"​The second coin in the top row is Rupee of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb.
​Year 1111AH. RY# 4(x)
​The mint is out of the flan
​Parimal, Currently I'm using lakdiva catalog for my foreign coin collection. Still it's hard me to recognize this coin. Please can you find that indian coin in the following list.
Thanks for the support
http://lakdiva.org/coins//cat/coin_type.list.html
Parimal
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Posted: 13 Eyl 2015, 13:26 #
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Quote: "praboth"​
Quote: "Parimal"​The second coin in the top row is Rupee of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb.
​​Year 1111AH. RY# 4(x)
​​The mint is out of the flan
​​Parimal, Currently I'm using lakdiva catalog for my foreign coin collection. Still it's hard me to recognize this coin. Please can you find that indian coin in the following list.
​Thanks for the support
​http://lakdiva.org/coins//cat/coin_type.list.html
​
It is not listed in the link that you gave. Below are links to similar coins on Numista, but since the mint is out of flan it is not possible to determine the exact type
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces45207.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces56737.html
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