Ancient Silver Coin Help

Looks, to me, like a silver from Greek Ionia, Teos, with Griffon. Circa 6th to 5th century BC. Probably a drachm, but a bit light even accounting for wear.

We need to see the other side of the coin. If it has a quadripartite incuse square, then I would be more confident of this ID.

We also need to see a focused picture to be at all confident of authenticity.

Edit. Oops...scratch that. I just read that there is an urn, ?kantharos, on the reverse. ...could still be a similar ID though.

Hi SCG. These new pics are fine enough, but I still can't find a match. My initial thoughts might have something, but you will need others' input I am afraid...

That certainly looks more like it PP.

Yes, that certainly looks like the right category. It seems like this may be a decent find. Thanks all.

And if anyone wants it.....let me know.

V.C. and P.P., I think you have it. Griffin / Amphora possibly from Chios, Ionia 2nd to 1st Cent. B.C.