ID help for tiny silver coins -- possibly Pyu

I have these two tiny, similar silver coins. They are uniface, and similar in pattern to the Pyu coin listed in Numista here:

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces143987.html

Diameter: 7.5-8.5mm
Weight: <0.1g



They aren't a perfect match with the Numista coin, either in design or size, but it's the only similar coin I've found across numista, google, zeno, etc.

Anyone have a better idea than just "probably Pyu"?

Thanks,

Chris

Something I came across for anyone interested: nice photos of old lead coins from Pyu from a dutch museum.

http://www.nederlandsemunten.nl/Virtuele_munten_verzameling/Anders/burma/Verzameling_lood_Burma.htm

This site has something close that are tagged as "Pyus of Sriksetra" (aka Sri Ksetra or Srikshetra)

Site: https://coincoin.com/seHS.htm

Matching photo (coin on far right): https://coincoin.com/HSW27.jpg

I think this one on ebay is pretty close -- not quite uniface, but almost and those little dots could be worn off mine.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/South-Burma-Thaton-Mi-chen-750-835-AD-Silver-1-2-Ratti-Temple-MSE-548/224238684530?hash=item3435aac972%3Ag%3An5wAAOSwHflftHDC&LH_Auction=1

I'll leave this open for a couple days in case anyone wants to opine, but otherwise I'm happy to go with this ID:

Kingdom of Thaton (Mi-chen)
South Burma
750-835 AD.
Silver
1/2 Ratti
Design: Temple
Catalog number is MSE (Mitchiner South East Asia) 548+

Looks like Numista has it after all:

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces67553.html