Greek/Ptolemaic coin for ID

[Sosius]

Hello all,

I would like some help with this coin.  It certainly reminds me of the Paphos Cleopatra coins that stirred up some controversy on this board.  This coin is just much bigger than those.  

O: Female bust r., hair pulled back in melon-coiffure, surrounded by dotted border
R: Two cornucopiae, tied with ribbon, some sort of monogram above, to right, Letter   above   and C, below and to left, letter  ?

Diameter = 23mm
Weight = 4.4g

As always, your help would be appreciated!

Regards,
Sosius

[PtolemAE]

Hello all,

I would like some help with this coin.  It certainly reminds me of the Paphos Cleopatra coins that stirred up some controversy on this board.  This coin is just much bigger than those.  

O: Female bust r., hair pulled back in melon-coiffure, surrounded by dotted border
R: Two cornucopiae, tied with ribbon, some sort of monogram above, to right, Letter   above   and C, below and to left, letter  ?

Diameter = 23mm
Weight = 4.4g

As always, your help would be appreciated!

Regards,
Sosius

Looks like an overstrike.  Doesn't look Ptolemaic - there's no 'PTOLEMAIOY' inscription or other connection to Ptolemaic coinage. 

PtolemAE

[Sosius]

Thanks, PtolemAE. This one's a mystery to me. Anyone else have some thoughts?

[rover1.3]

Koile Syria, Chalkis under mount Libanos.
Ituarean Dynasty, issued under Ptolemy, son of Mennaios (84-40 BC); HGC 9, 1444 (R1).

[Sosius]

Excellent!  A perfect match.  Thanks, Rover!

[PtolemAE]

Excellent!  A perfect match.  Thanks, Rover!

It really looks like it's struck over something else so maybe the undertype can be identified - perhaps Seleukid or some local city coin of the 1st C. BC. 

PtolemAE