ID Help With Ancient Egyptian? Coin

Based on the reverse legend (reading from 12:00), TYPOY IEPASigma; KAI ASigma;YLambda;OY, I would say it is a silver tetradrachm (shekel of Tyre) from Phoenicia (in current day Lebanon), stuck about 100 BC. On the obverse is the laureate bust of Melqarth, wearing a lion's skin knotted at the neck. On the reverse is an eagle standing left on the beak of a ship. In the left field is a club and date monogram, and there is another monogram in the right field. Here is a similar coin http://www.vcoins.com/ancient/incit...Product=5947

Here is a reproduction with the same monograms as yours on the reverse
http://www.forumancientcoins.com/fa...m=10&pos=502
The flan on yours looks rather large, flat and regular compared to most of the examples I have seen.
I would examine it carefully, since it could be a reproduction as well.

URLs for FORVM's fake gallery can change; t360's link doesn't point to a Tyrian coin for me. I think this is a permanent link to a fake coin very similar to this one.

This one worries me because it seems to have a seam line running around the coin, at the bottom of the obverse and the top of the reverse.

Tyrian shekels are often marketed as "thirty pieces of silver" coins; thus, they're a popular target for both tourist fakes and forgeries aimed at collectors.