ID this coin!!!!!!!!

Could be one of these:

India States (Kutch) 1882 1 Trambiyo Y#30.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces54383.html

India States (Kutch) 1882 1 Dokdo Y#31.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces43000.html

If you could post the weight and diameter

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Please identify!!!!!

Please use less exclamation marks.

It's more than the explication marks.  Its the subject line itself.  No please, no can, etc.  Of the 60 posts, it is all identify this and identify that.  Wouldn't bother spending my time identifying his coins  

Well it's largely academic for me because these types are far outside my area of expertise and way above my pay grade. I have noticed the lack of basic manners, not just this feller, and it really irks me. People share their expertise, often going to great lengths to research a coin and the OP can't even say "TY"? On almost every one of the 60 topics demanding the services of others he has been asked for the specifications and has ignored the request. How can you help someone who won't lift a finger to help himself?

I am always very appreciative of the help I'm given and try to make sure I convey that each time. If I ever fail to offer profuse thanks then it's simply an oversight and most definitely not a lack of appreciation.

The coin ID section is one of Numista's best features and I really don't care to see it being abused this way. It's not just the bad manners, there are far too many topics regarding easy to identify coins which even a complete beginner should be able to identify, come on folks at least TRY to ID the coin yourself before asking for help!

Additionally once coins are identified he never adds them or anything. He has 0 coins in his collection and no swaps. Abuse the system much?

That is definitely a 1948 British George III farthing. 100%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's a US penny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  

Usually these people  dont follow  any numismatic interest. they need easy , free and fast identification  to  sell then coin at local auctions or from their  FB pages in FB groups.
I  seen posts where  member asked to identify Greek coin of 20th century!!!  So, he  even didnot know  how  Greek coins of 20th century  looks like...  I can nopt understand those people...

  Someone  found   a penny in grandpa`s  box, and want to sell it.   what  he doing:
1.  google " Identify this coin"
2. find " Numista"
3. become a member  of Numista
4.  find forum
5. and asking  his question...

 Phil said a true - people  even dont want to move a finger to help themselves.
I dont say already about " Thank You , dears  for your help" and sop on...
sad story, indeed.

yours
D