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Need Help Identifying Greek Coin?

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I picked up this (identified?) Greek coin for my grandson, who is 2 and a half. Every holiday I try to pick up something different so hopefully he will get the 'bug' later.
This one was identified as:

Kings of Macedonia
Alexander III the great
336-323 bc.
obv: youthful head of apollo right
rev: horse galloping right
I could not find a confirmation.
Any help would be appreciated.

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Size and weight would be good also. Where did you get the coin from?
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The images on the obverse and the reverse could very well be from a coin of Alexander, somehow I can't read BASIL... or ALEXAND... into the reverse inscription.
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Now after a cup of coffee and with that hint, I can read the inscription as FILLIP...
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