Help to identify this square coin

[jsalgado]

0,80 g ; 13 m ; copper
Many thanks for your help

[Figleaf]

This looks like a late Indian princely state issue to me. My first impression was Jaipur, but that was wrong. I think I see a flowering plant or double lotus mark on the top picture, centre right.

Peter

[asm]

may not be Indian. I do not remember an Indian copper of 0.8 g

Amit

[jsalgado]

Peter and Amit many thanks for your messages.

The coin was wrapped in this paper with the caption indicated

[Figleaf]

I think the wrapper says paisa of Kashmir.

Peter

[jsalgado]

Yes, he wrote "Sultanato indiano Paisa de Caxemira" in portuguese.

[aws22]

Dear jsalgado, your coin could be:
Sultans of Dehli, Islam bin Sher Shah Suri, Date?, AE square Falus, mint? (AH 952-960/1545-1552 AD)
Obverse (First photo):
ابو المظفر اسلام شاه بن شاه سلطان , Abu al- Muzaffar Islam shah bin sher shah Sulatn (only Sultan is visible).
Reverse (Second photo):
في عهد الامير الحامى للدين والاديان   , Fi 'ahd al-amir al-hami Lil-din wa al-Adyan , (In the era of the prince the protector of religion and religions).
(only part of " al-Adyan الاديان " is visible " dyan ديان ").

Maythem

[Manzikert]

Unfortunately the piece has a much more 19th century (as Peter said) rather than 16th century look to it, a thin flat sharply cut coin not a dumpy circular coin.

An intriguing coin, but I'm afraid I don't have any idea where it is really from. 

Alan

[saro]

a suggestion :an  Ottoman asper of Mahmud  II (1808-37 AD)  struck at Algiers (the weight could fit with 2 asper ? (1 asper is square, the double of 0,8g seems to be only a round coin).
on reverse, that could fit (?) with "Jazair جزاير "

[Afrasi]

Something like this?

https://www.zeno.ru/data/10511/medium/lot_1093.jpg

[saro]

I think yes 

[saro]

I think I see a flowering plant or double lotus mark on the top picture, centre right.

this ornament is seen on ottoman coins and often placed over the letter "sin" of "sultan" (a stylised tulip ?)
(for comparison : a coin Mahmud Khan II of Jazair)

[Manzikert]

Afrasi has it! Valentine 3, p.47, the right image needs to be turned 180 degrees. Unfortunately V. doesn't suggest a denomination.

Alan

[aws22]

Finally the coin looks like this:
Ottoman, Sultan Mahmud II, AH 1223 (1808 AD), AE 2 Asper, Jazzier (Algiers) mint (AH 1223-1255/1808-1839 AD).

Maythem

[Figleaf]

I see the final digit of the year and that's a zero, as on Valentine's sketch. Before that might be the "flag" of a 3.

Peter