If you get a mass spectrometer

, you can verify that it's a "
Northern Vietnam copper". The Yunnan-Szechuan copper belt extends down into Tonkin. It has a recognizable signature of almost zero iron, but high arsenic, cadmium, antimony, and bismuth. They do not have added zinc.
Even though it's a rather old coin, the quite enormous mintage and the weak will to counterfeit these old Vietnamese coins, might suggest that your coin is authentic ; in addition, plenty of old Vietnamese coins are found along the Mekong, in water, as offerings, next to numerous sanctuaries.
Without any certainty