Stater Of Mazaios , Cilicia , Tarsos

I'm no expert on this type so I am most likely wrong, but to me the coin doesn't appear genuine. The detail is too soft. The flan is pitted and their appears to be a large bubble right in n the center of the bulls head. The Lions rear leg is detached from the hind quarters. I really hope I'm wrong.

Nowhere near an expert either, but I agree with all of echizento's conclusions above. Really hope I'm wrong too!

thanks all for your comments .There is a problem with the photo's .I took a copy of the certificate of origine and then by enlarging , I have this result .The details are not soft at all and there is no bubble as Echizento was right to remark .Same problem with the pitted flan . I will make tomorrow,I hope,my own photo's and post it .
I bought the coin about 6 weeks ago in London by a well know coinhouse . The coin has a pedigree of 2 aunctions , 4 years ago in Germany and about 25 years ago in Great Britain .So I hope and think I can be quiet .
@ Irbguy : every region in the big Persian empire had its own gods , Tarsos is a town in Cilicia , with his own pantheon with Baal as principal god , like Zeus it was for the Greek living in Asia Minor .So it is normal that Mazaios , as satrap from this part of the empire,where existed many Greek towns , uses and represents the locals gods on his coins . I have a tetradrachm from Babylon from about the same time (20 years later) with Baal on the obverse and a lion an the reverse , in the same style as Mazaios also made coins for Myriandros .The god Baal was well know as principal god from the mediterranean coast up to Mesopotamia , long before the Persians conquered Asia Minor in Kroisos'time. albert

sorry , I did anything wrong,but the photo's are there. albert