Please help in identifying this ancient Indian coin. Thanks in advance

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18.69 grams

20 to 21 mm diameter 

About 5mm thick

There are numerous such coins which are difficult to identifiate :

Dam of the Mughal empire, Paisa or Takka of the Princely states

You might browse these 27 pages listing Mughal Dams

Referee of south atlantic islands

Thanks

The two heavy horizontal lines suggested a “do-dundi” (two line) coin. Searching for this on Zeno turned up a match.

 

https://www.zeno.ru/showphoto.php?photo=126807

 

Maratha, Bhonsla Rajas of Nagpur, Janoji, INO Shah Jahan III, double (“do-dundi”) pai, Amravati mint. 

 

Shah Jahan III had a very short reign, 1759-1760. This agrees with Janoji's reign, 1755-1772.

Thanks a ton

Seeker55

The two heavy horizontal lines suggested a “do-dundi” (two line) coin. 

 

I always learn something new here, thank you for sharing this information!

You are most welcome 

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