Greek Tetradrachm-Looking To ID

@col, it is always super-helpful to know the diameter and weight of pieces to be identified. Can you please provide that information on this piece? Thx.

Alexander the great tetradrachm, Late lifetime or early posthumous issue, 325-320 BC. Minted in Side, Pamphylia. Price Reference number 2949. I found this one which I think might be an obverse die match or atleast carved by the same hand: https://numismatics.org/collection/1944.100.33227

As for how genuine it is, it looks ok but I'm worried that those might be casting bubbles on the edge. If you get access to the coin again I would advise to take pictures of the edges. I'm leaning more towards genuine than not, but its better to be sure.

Probably XF. For next time I would suggest, rather than using any sort of app, to just google something like "ancient greek coin guy sitting" and look through the pictures untill you see a similar type, and then going from there. This will be way more beneficial to learning.

From others this looks like maybe a $900 coin or so. The certifieds seem to sell better but then you have a long wait with NGC. ICG and Anacs do ancients but they have less of a standing in the collecting community.