Identification of coin found in maharashtra, India recently.

Hello. Three coins?

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 Incomplete - 

what are the other sides like? 

what are the diameters?

Pictures [at an angle] cropped quickly - 

1 [other side not shown] 

2 [other side not shown] 

3   [other side not shown] 

 Then … putting that first picture [and India] in the Search 

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/index.php?e=india&r=&st=147-150-149&cat=y&im1=685ab1ae901ae.jpg&im2=&ru=&ie=&ca=3&no=&v=&a=&dg=&i=&b=&m=&f=2&t=&t2=&w=&mt=&u=&g=&c=&wi=&sw= 

 finds this as the first result 

N#354158 [no diameter on page] 

 but as no pictures of other sides added - for some reason - then who knows? 

 [Not exactly the same but similar] 

 Not sure about coin 2 - but coin 3 may be 

N#392776 [22.5 mm] 

by also putting the picture in the Catalog search 

 [Again - Not exactly the same but similar] 

No 1. Shah Jahan Rupee has full mint visible as Surat,

 number 3 has the side without mint,  how can we identify coins of this type with one side only ?

This one (2) is scarce Ahsanabad mint, ruler on other side but has to be Aurangzeb with year 47

ZacUK

 Not sure about coin 2 - but coin 3 may be 

N#392776 [22.5 mm] 

by also putting the picture in the Catalog search 

 

 

 [Again - Not exactly the same but similar] 

But that is the side showing king and his titles , the mint is on the other, so far unseen side

How typical is this,  members offer advice, suggestions etc, request more photo's etc and nothing happens, no reply for 2 days from manthan1,