A coin from the Bengal Presidency, 1780/1, minted in the name of
Shah Alam II  Source:
http://www.cngcoins.com/Coin.aspx?CoinID=66633&IsEnlarged=1
(downloaded Feb. 2006)  "British East India Company. Bengal
Presidency. 1780-1784. AR Pattern Fulus-Quarter Anna (24.6 mm,
11.83 gm, 6h). Prinsep's Coinage. Dated AH 1195 (1780/1 AD).
Name of Mughal emperor Shah Alam II; AH date, star above /
Regnal year with five stars. Edge: wire edge separating bands of
reeding."  Madras Presidency, five-cash coin, 1803  Source:
ebay, July 2001  This one, an even lower-value coin than a
pice,  says on the back, in Persian, "It is a single falus, of
five kas."  British East India Company two-pice [=paise] coin,
1804  Source: ebay, July 2001  The reverse depicts a balance
scale, and says "Justice" ('adal) in Urdu or Persian.  This
Company coin of 10 cash, or two falus, is in mint condition
because it was recovered from the 1809 shipwreck of the 'Admiral
Gardiner'  Source: ebay, Apr. 2006   The motif of "justice"
persists, in this