Ancient Greek, Himera? May I Have Help To Identify Please?

Here is a photo showing the North/South (post) on the (L.) rim of the coin in front of the horse?

@Medieval: since I don't have the Cologne catalogue I cannot compare. Tell me about the Cologne catalog-- when was it compiled? I *think* Emmett's book is the most recent. It is also the most comprehensive with regards to Alexandrian coins as it includes the nomes. I like his numbering system and how he doesn't get bogged down in excruciating details as does RIC.

In the back of Emmett's book there is a list of resources and references. For each of the coins he catalogs, he also gives one other correlating listing; sometimes Milne, sometimes one of a handful of others. I don't see "Cologne" there.

For most Alexandrian coins I see, the auction houses cite one or more of the following references: Milne, Emmett, Dattari, RPC.

Well spotted, H.H..

Thanks for the input. Clears that up for me.

If, as TIF says that sellers can lead you astray with their claims, and the 'post' (on the coin), is not a post but the rim of the coin, I am reminded of the saying "Believe nothing of what you hear and only half of what you see".

(This appears to be a job for a deaf, blind man.Ha. Ha.. . . . No offence intended.)