Ottoman coin, original or replica? [resuelto]

hey
I recently got an Ottoman empire coin and found out that its gold,I went to goldsmith and he told me
But,I found in numista catalogue same coin but in my case the year of reign is 78 which is impossible
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces34208.html here is the link of the coin
now can anyone tell me if its replica or not and if it is which year was it made,is it 19th century and what was it used for,is it old ?how much is it worth
I would like as many information as possible
thank you :)

this is my coin:

I am glad it is real gold.

I am no expert but.. i think it's a replica. and a bad one.

The text on it (Specially the back) is so far apart from the "ضرب في" coins are.

The date on it is 1222 (1807)

It is neither gold or real.
The regnal year 78 is never been possible.
It is a (goldplated) replica for a belly dancers costume

the date is actually 1223 but is that year when replica was made? do you know the value of it?

Cita: "muki123"​the date is actually 1223 but is that year when replica was made? do you know the value of it?
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​No, the AH date 1223 is on the coin but PetrusAscanus was referring to the regnal year; no Ottoman sultan reigned for 78 years, therefore your coin is not real. The wreath is the same as many other Ottoman imitation tokens, and the hole seems to confirm that it's just for costume adornment.

Here is the exact same imitation coin:
https://www.coincommunity.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=50302

The value of it is essentially next to nothing, or whatever a buyer will pay for it.

Thanks to all of you, I was really happy when I got it but kind of disappointed now

Cita: "muki123"​Thanks to all of you, I was really happy when I got it but kind of disappointed now

​We all hope that we hit the jackpot some times!!
That is part of coin collecting.
That is the we to learn about coins.
After decades of collecting, I still am wrong about strange or rare coins.
Happy collecting!!!