Unidentified old Indian coins

Hello everybody!

I was hoping some of you can help me identify any of the following coins from India. They are quite worn and not much is visible, save for a few Arabic letters mostly, but I have seen people idenfity coins in worse shape than these, so I will give these a try! 😄

Any help is much appreciated!

1

Weight: 9,3-9,5g, diameter: 1,7-1,8cm

These three appear to be the same, or at least the same state/ruler.

N#45179 SOLVED!

2

Weight: 9,89g, diameter: 1,6cm

N#45179 SOLVED!

3

Weight: 8,81g, diameter: 2,3cm

Almost nothing is visible here, but I'll give that a shot.

4

Weight: 7,69g, diameter: 1,6cm

At the bottom 895 or 855 in Arabic, but had no luck with that date alone so far.

5

Weight: 4,42g, diameter: 1,4cm

N#71892 SOLVED!

6

Weight: 4,25g, diameter: 1,5cm

A 37 number is all I can take out of that one, but didn't manage to identify it through that date fragment alone.

N#71484 SOLVED!

7

Weight: 4,57g, diameter: 1,2cm

2nd photo rotated to the right as suggested.

Common dudandi shiv rais, Gujarat sultanate, Delhi sultanate, ahmadnagar sultanate 

bottom right one need 90deg R rotation

Great, thanks, you have helped me find most of them so quickly, if I'm correct! 

N#45179 for the three coins on the first photo and the one on the 2 (that's the same coin too, right?).

N#71892 for 5.

N#71484 for 6.

Only 3 remains of the original post to be found (3, 4, 7), I haven't found any of them under the Ahmadnagar sultanate, you ment one of these three to be from there? Number 4 resembles Ahmadnagar coinage, but I can't find an exact ruler for it.

btw the thread for the shivrai you took is actually a KM falacy to be deleted @Jarcek , check the maratha empire for this type.

3 might be a poor sri vira kasu

Right, changed the Satara coin to Maratha.

Sri vira kasus are around 2g, no? My coin is around 9g rather, that's qute the difference I think.