4 tiny coins for ID, possibly Indian States [opgelost]

4 tiny coins, the smallest is 10mm the largest 12mm The biggest one looks silver and the other three copper/bronze. 2 of them appear to be the same coin (top left and bottom right of the picture). Possibly Indian States coins



Any help appreciated

Top left and bottom right are from Kingdom of Travancore (Indian States and Kingdoms).
It's possible they are not the same because 2 different types exist, the only difference is the weight:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces21870.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces22588.html

Top left should be the thin planchet, lighter variety 1 cash.

Top right ....
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces43436.html


the one on the bottom left looks similar in style to a Maldives coin...but I am not sure

Citeer: "Essor Prof"​Top left and bottom right are from Kingdom of Travancore (Indian States and Kingdoms).
​It's possible they are not the same because 2 different types exist, the only difference is the weight:
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces21870.html
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces22588.html

​The pages show the diameter is different (10.8mm compared to 11.3mm) Mine are slightly different diameters and one is a different thickness so it looks like I have one of each

Citeer: "@josephjk"​
​
​the one on the bottom left looks similar in style to a Maldives coin...but I am not sure

​It has what looks like the date of AH 1298 (١٢٩٨) on the reverse, or 1881 in the Gregorian calendar; so a quick search yields two coins, one of which has a 11mm diameter that matches the lettering on yours:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces34559.html

Citeer: "CassTaylor"​

Citeer: "@josephjk"​​
​​
​​the one on the bottom left looks similar in style to a Maldives coin...but I am not sure

​​It has what looks like the date of AH 1298 (١٢٩٨) on the reverse, or 1881 in the Gregorian calendar; so a quick search yields two coins, one of which has a 11mm diameter that matches the lettering on yours:
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces34559.html
​

​It is very similar but not quite the same, there seem to be some lines and dots on mine that do not show up on the picture on that coin, unless there are variations with the design like there are in the Palembang coins

Citeer: "neilithicman"

Citeer​​

​​It is very similar but not quite the same, there seem to be some lines and dots on mine that do not show up on the picture on that coin, unless there are variations with the design like there are in the Palembang coins
​
​

​Those coins are very crudely made, so it's probably just some variation with the strike if you ask me.

Citeer: "neilithicman"​​​The pages show the diameter is different (10.8mm compared to 11.3mm) Mine are slightly different diameters and one is a different thickness so it looks like I have one of each

​Yes, there is also a slightly different diameter and thickness, but such a slight difference can only be measured with a caliper.
Of course, the difference in weight can also only be determined with good equipment but a digital scale with an accuracy of 0.01 g only cost about 10 € and that's something every serious collector should have (f.i. to control the weight of silver coins).

Since your two coins have a slightly different diameter and thickness you probably have both types. But again, if you have a digital scale you're absolutely sure.

Citeer: "Essor Prof"​

Citeer: "neilithicman"​​​The pages show the diameter is different (10.8mm compared to 11.3mm) Mine are slightly different diameters and one is a different thickness so it looks like I have one of each
​
​

​​Yes, there is also a slightly different diameter and thickness, but such a slight difference can only be measured with a caliper.
​Of course, the difference in weight can also only be determined with good equipment but a digital scale with an accuracy of 0.01 g only cost about 10 € and that's something every serious collector should have (f.i. to control the weight of silver coins).
​
​Since your two coins have a slightly different diameter and thickness you probably have both types. But again, if you have a digital scale you're absolutely sure.

​The easiest way to tell is to stand the coins up next to each other. The planchets are different enough in thickness to easily tell.

Upper right is a Travancore Velli Fanam of Rama Varma IV, 1860-61, dump silver, KM#22.

Thanks all

As always, glad to be of assistance.