Ancient Greek coin

I purchased this coin from a fellow collector for about 15 dollars. i am having a hard time believing that I am holding something so old in my hands . If it was a modern coin I would call it a cull I am generous if I said the condition was good. Thank you in advance for any info on this coin

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces149100.html


thank you

Can you please post photos of the actual coin? I'm not an expert on ancient Greek coins however as far as I can tell coins of Philippos II and Alexander the Great are among the most commonly counterfeited ones. Good news is it is possible to buy the most common ancient Greek coins for 15$ so price alone doesn't mean it's counterfeit. I don't know if this coin is common or not.

EDIT: I misunderstood the post and thought you're asking about the coins authenticity when in fact you're looking for info about the coin. I can't help with, all I know is that Philippos II was the father of Alexander the Great. You can find a bit more info about his coinage on WildWinds but not much more: http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/macedonia/kings/philip_II/t.html

I find the ancient section of Numista to be at best poor; thus, I suggest you look here for better identification:

http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/macedonia/kings/philip_II/t.html

In case you weren't aware Philip II was the father of Alexander III of Macedon AKA Alexander the Great.