old Indian copper coin, possibly a Dam, from the Mughal era (1556-1605 AD). More details:
It could be from the Ajmer mint and features a flower symbol.
Copper was commonly used for ancient coins in India.
Coins like this were significant in trade and economy.
Its current condition suggests it's been preserved for centuries.
Similar coins can be found in museums or with collectors.
The coin's design and markings offer clues about its origin and period.
Its irregular shape and wear are typical of old, circulated coins.
Such coins are valuable for historical and numismatic study.