Ancient Greek / Athenian Coin #2?

[Steve H2]

Can anyone tell me what this coin might be?

It came with another coin that I just posted.

[OldMoney]

This one might be real, at first glance. Apparently an Alexander the
Great Tetradrachm (if genuine).
However, it is almost impossible to tell from your out-of-focus and
washed-out images. Post better images, and we can try again.

- Walter

[Akropolis]

It appears to be a coin of Alexander III, The Great.  We would need the weight to tell you the denomination: drachm, tetradrachm...etc.
It seems to be authentic, but judging from a photo alone is risky.
As to the mint/ city that struck it, the reverse photo....and maybe the condition of the coin....make it too tough for my old eyes.
PeteB

[n.igma]

An Alexander issue from the mint at Myriandros .... Price 3228 (325-323 BC) as best I can tell from the out of focus reverse image.

Any assessment of authenticity requires much better images. Fakes of some of the Myriandors Alexanders are known.

[Arados]

Please give weight & size and if possible photos of the coins edge.