Beautiful Alexander Drachm. Real?

Thanks. Thoughts?

Concerning the coin itself, there are aspects of it that give me pause.

Concerning the seller, there are aspects there that give me pause too. They are not listed on the FORVM Notorius Fake Sellers List, which is good - they're not a known and unrepentant seller of fakes. They do have a lot of ancient coins for sale right now, and most of them look OK to me. However, their attribution skills aren't great - for example, this coin is described as "Constantine II or III", but the legend on the coin is DN THEODOSIVS PF AVG, so it's an emperor named Theodosius (probably Theodosius I), not Constantine. So I don't really have full confidence in their ability to discern a high-quality fake - though I do note a heartening lack of "tourist fakes" being offered as genuine. So I'd judge the seller as "trying hard, but not necessarily perfect". They would probably be honourable to refund any coin considered suspect.

Another attempt?

@new, it is your call on whether to buy this or not. Based on what @sap has said, you should consider passing on it though. Have you looked at the sellers on vcoins? While ever online sales outlet has its bad apples, I am much more confident with my purchases their than on ebay.

Second chance offer. Yes or not?