Very small coin or token with no characters I recognize. [opgelost]

Dime placed for sizing. Coin is about 10 mm. Can remove from card if needed but I think my photos will do.

Thailand

Travancore cash, India.

If a thick planchet, weight 0.65 grams, then KM #46, 1901-1910.

https://www.zeno.ru/showphoto.php?photo=81523

If a thin planchet, weight 0.48 grams, then KM#57, 1928-1949.

https://www.zeno.ru/showphoto.php?photo=105361

As usual, weight is needed for correct attribution.

Yes, probably the later coin, as the first side is more similar ...
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces21870.html KM# 46
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces22588.html KM# 57

Citeer: "Frenchlover"​Thailand

​thanks. Many of the symbols did seem thai, but (sadly after looking through 36 pages of thai coins) as you can see it is an indian coin, from some internal dynasty.

Thank you so much! In the photos you showed my there is only on variation of the thinner coin, which matches mine. The coin on numista shows several varieties one is close to mine. Should I assume the thinner coin may have the same varieties? (In particular, note how complete the inner edge of the circle in the star is.

Since my collection seems to be more commonly needing exact weights, do you have any suggestions?

Finally, thanks to whoever documented all the wonderful historical data on numista.

Citeer: "DocGoss60"​

Citeer: "Frenchlover"​Thailand

​​thanks. Many of the symbols did seem thai, but (sadly after looking through 36 pages of thai coins) as you can see it is an indian coin, from some internal dynasty.

​I should have remembered my stamp collection

Do you have any advice regarding scales?

Citeer: "DocGoss60"​Do you have any advice regarding scales?

​Brifit Digital Pocket scale
This should suffice.

Try Walmart, in the baking / cooking accessories. Mine was about $15.00 Cdn. Good to 2 decimal places.

Do you have any advice regarding scales?

Thank you all!