This is a five rupee coin from 2007, a Republic India issue that collectors know by two labels used within the coin community — the 'FSS' designation and the 'Cross' variety, names given to pieces whose strike sets them apart from ordinary circulation examples.
Variety coins like this attract collectors precisely because they differ from the standard issue. A clean, uncirculated example of a named variety is scarcer than a common date and tends to draw more interest at auction and in trade.
As with any coin, the real value turns on grade, eye appeal and how clearly the variety shows, so condition matters as much as the date. Coinbazzar lists verified pieces from established sellers, and the exact coin featured in the video can be bought on this page.