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Unknown Greece Coin With Horse

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Hello all,

ive got this coin which I though in the beginning it was iberian celtic (castulo time) but now I think becaue of the lyrics above it is maybe greece alround the time of alexander the great..

Does anyone happens to know this one?
The diameter is 17-18mm

Best wishes,
Vincent





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300 BC thats an old one! Cool!
Thanks bob for this determination!
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The first four letter in the legend spell out FILP, so I would agree that it's Philip II.
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