Kishangarh or Jaipur?

Is this coin Kishangarh or Jaipur?

KISHANGARH: AR nazarana paisa (18.12g), “Sawai Jaipur”, year 16, KM-A62, in the name of Muhammad Akbar II, lovely bold strike, EF, RR $180 - 240 According to Shailendra Bhandare, “this coin is definitely a Kishangarh piece - it is often wrongly attributed to Jaipur, but Kishangarh minted copies of the Jaipur paisas and if you compare the dies of these to the full dies here (Ashmolean and British Museum collections), you will see this clearly.” However, the attribution to Kishagarh or Jaipur remains unresolved.

Source:  Steven Album Rare Coins - Auction 41 Lot 826

Shailen is usually right and probably is here, All i can say is that the Jhar symbol with 3 leaves is typical of Jaipur, whereas some Kishangarh rupees have slightly different design of Jhar with 4 leaves 

Apparently, I mention this coin in an old thread https://en.numista.com/forum/topic49971.html#p416707

So is it still ​ “Unlisted in Krause as it's KM#A62 is attributed to Jaipur”  ????

This is directly from Krause Publications - Standard Catalog of the World 1801 -1900, 6th Edition. Page 698

To me, it looks very much like Jaipur, not Kishangarh. ~ Paul M. Paquette

This coin also look very much like this Jaipur Nazarana Paisa 

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