inherited about 1/2 dozen ancients, have been successful in idenityfing half but the 3 are a mystery. I'm at my parents so no access to scope, scale or measurement tools but you can gauge somewhat from my fingers on size.
A nudge in the right direction on period or any other pointers you may have would be fantastic.
@docc, I am somewhat worried about the light blue spots, especially if they are chalky when you poke at them with the tip of a wooden toothpick. Until you rule out bronze disease (or successfully treat this coin), I would definitely keep it separated from the rest of your collection.
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ΣΕΒΑ is almost certainly ΣΕΒΑΣΤΟΣ, the Greek equivalent of "Augustus". Likely a Roman provincial coin of Augustus himseft or another early emperor. The city name would typically be on the reverse.
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