Minute Coin (Minima) from Caesarea Maritima K Λ

[v-drome]

Hi, all.  Here is a tiny coin found at Caesarea.  I would say it is not worth spending too much time on, as an identification is very unlikely.  However, please let me know if it looks familiar in any way!
There is nothing similar in Hamburger's article.

Thanks, V-drome

BCC M110
Caesarea Minima
Uncertain Emperor
Uncertain Mint?
Obv:Head right, within border of dots.
Rev: [...?] K Λ.  Standing female? figure
to right, arm outstretched.
9 x 8.0 mm. 0.81gm. Axis:210
Thin (1.5mm) very slightly bevelled flan
with small casting sprues on either end.
Surface find Caesaera Maritima

[v-drome]

While going through my "hopeless" box I found another minima from Caesarea that I think is very similar to the one above.  The closest regular size coin I have seen in looking at provincial coins from cities in the area is a coin of Hadrian from Tiberias, which also has a Kappa Lambda in the inscription: TΙΒΕΡ ΚΛΑΥΔ, along with a figure of Tyche.  I realize this is a stretch to make the connection but, so far, this is the best I can do!  Any other ideas are welcome.  Thanks, V-Drome

BCC M109
Caesarea Minima
Uncertain Emperor. Uncertain Mint
Obv:Laur. head right, within border of dots.
Rev: [...?] K Λ starting on the right side at 4 o'clock.
Standing female? figure (Tyche?) to right, arm
outstretched.
10.5x9mm. 0.60gm. Axis:120
Surface find Caesaera Maritima

Minima Gallery: https://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=3906
Hadrian BCC RGP2: https://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-85310