Greek horse-tripod to ID

[zoser]

AE 15
2,77

Thanks so much in advance

[Oleg D2]

Probably not a tripod....

Can't really make it out of it, but here is coin with your obverse and maybe the reverse as well


Type:         Greek
Region:         THRACE
City:         Maroneia
Metal:         Bronze
Denomination:         Ae 12
Date Struck:         B.C. 400-350
Diameter:         12 mm
Weight:         2.50 g
Obverse Description:         Horse prancing right, monogram below
Reverse Legend:         ΜΑΡΩΝΙΤΩΝ
Reverse Description:         ΜΑΡΩΝΙΤΩΝ, around three sides of a square containing a grape vine, monogram below
Primary Reference:         SNG Cop 632
Reference2:         S 1636
Photograph Credit:         FORUM ANCIENT COINS
Source:         https://www.forumancientcoins.com/catalog/roman-and-greek-coins.asp?zpg=3084

[zoser]

Hi Oleg D2, ANV seems that could be the same but REV I don't really believe it, anyway let's listen to experts' point of view to see what they think about.

King regards
Zoser