Small Elephant Coin ID Help Please

[Joseph D3]

Hello and thank you for taking the time to check this out. I was doing well today with my attributions of the small lot that I received a few years ago. That was until i found this very small coin (please see pic, it fits easily on a dime). It appears to have an elephant facing left on the reverse with a line and an  under it. There is a badly worn face on the front. Spent hours on wildwinds and numismatic but none of them seemed to match any. Any help or leads would be greatly appreciated. I am enjoying this and the history associated with the emperors but after a few hours of being stumped it gets rough lol.  Thank you for looking

[Jay GT4]

Try the Seleukids.  

Something like this:

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=1929337

I just typed in Seleukid and elephant and then scrolled through.  That should get you on the right path.

[Joseph D3]

Thank you Jay! I would have never even searched for them. Every coin in the lot so far has been Roman. Thank you again, I appreciate it.  Now I get to learn about the Seleukids

[Stkp]

Every coin in the lot so far has been Roman. . . . Now I get to learn about the Seleukids

Were the other coins in the small lot issued by Roman mints within or proximate to what was formerly Seleukid terrain? Once you research the Seleucid coin, and know when and where it was issued, ask yourself what you might infer about the circulation of Seleukid copper coins based on that coin's presence in your small lot of Roman coins (assuming that the coins in the lot were all culled from the same hoard).
Stkp