Tyre Shekel Real Or Fake?

Local dealer to me had this Shekel. He "got it with a bunch of other stuff - doesn't know anything about ancients". I am new to this board and looking for input on "real or fake?". I weighed it with a triple beam scale and it weighed in at 14.4 grams. I tried to provide pictures from all sides to help out with evaluation. I have spent some time looking online at the various Shekel forgeries. I cannot decide. A couple of things stand out as question marks. There is an extra raised line on the reverse side between the border and the lettering. The "A" in the legend on the reverse side (about 9 o'clock) seems to be double struck or otherwise "off". The (?) spear between the club and the eagle's leg is washed out. The letter between the eagle's legs (aleph?) is not real strong. On the obverse the nose at the nostril looks to be double-struck (?). Under magnification there seem to be radius lines (radiating outward to the edge) in the field between the portrait (obverse) and the coin edge.

On the "pro" side, the weight is spot on. I cannot find similar forgeries. To my eye I do not see tell-tale bubble holes on high points. The reverse is slightly concave. The edge is not uniform thickness. I really cannot see what others describe as seams from a casting (interested to learn more if you can see any). The portrait variant matches well with other examples around the same date I have seen online (specifically Cohen, Supplemental Photographs, "Dated Coins of Antiquity"). I am stumped and look forward to hearing your inputs!