I need help to identify a coin

Hello

all I need help to identify this coin it is silver and very small think Its cleopatra and never been able to find one on any forums or web sites 

Welcome to Numista. In the future, please provide as much information as possible. Weight, diameter, sharp photos ( the one in your hand is difficult to make out). Having said that, it appears to be Greek due to the Harp/Lyre in the clear photo which happens to be upside down. The exact one would require better photographs of the other side and additional  information.

Hello sorry 😣 about poor photo the coin  both photos are of same coin I don’t have any information about this coin so would be greatly appreciate your information about it cheers 

Ashleyb

Hello sorry 😣 about poor photo the coin  both photos are of same coin I don’t have any information about this coin so would be greatly appreciate your information about it cheers 

No problem. I get that it is the same coin. Just 1 photo is really good and one really bad. To identify it exactly would require a better photo of the side in your hand. If you dont have a scale thats OK but certainly you have a ruler to measure approximate diameter in MM. The fact that you provided that it is silver is helpful. The more information, the better in identifying exactly what you have.

Maybe

N#154932

The second picture should be rotated 90 degrees. 

It's this one: https://coins.ha.com/itm/greek/ancient-coins/ancients-lycian-league-olympus-ca-2nd-1st-centuries-bc-ar-drachm-16mm-1h-ngc-xf/a/232211-63138.s?ic4=GalleryView-Thumbnail-071515

Here's their write-up:

LYCIAN LEAGUE. Olympus. Ca. 2nd-1st centuries BC. AR drachm (16mm, 1h). NGC XF. Series 1, ca. 167-81 BC. Laureate bust of Apollo right, hair falling in two ringlets; bow and .quiver over left shoulder / OΛYMΠH, Π-M across fields, lit torch in left field; all within incuse square. Troxell 44.1 var. (torch in right field).

You should be able to add it to Numista.