The incorrect size, in conjunction with the possibly wrong metal (it should be good quality silver), lead me to think it's a tourist fake. However, this is not my collecting area...
Right away I thought the incrustation is somehow applied. A rule of ancient coins is there would be a hint of lettering and you expect ΡOΔION along the top. So someone obviously intended to make a Rhodes coin to deceive. If you ever find a real one you can expect a small fortune for it of course.
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