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ID Help - Greek Or Roman Province?

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Hello!
I need help to identify this coin. 2.44 gram 15 mm. The legend under the horse end with OX.

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Hmm I struggled to find this one on acsearch, but there are lots of coins to sift through that all have a horse running to the right with a portrait on the other side. In addition to the partial inscription that you note, it looks to me like there is a star above the horse. No luck for me getting an attribution though...
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Looks hellenistic or greek provincial, eastern Mediterranean. This small copper ones usually are. Very nice horse.
The legend may be greek?
Above the horse is there a star and something below it?
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Add Magna Grecia to the hellenic possiblities. There are some bronzes from apulia with a prancing horse and star above in the reverse. But they do not really match the legend.
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