Thrace Kersebleptes?

Hello,
I got this coin

as a Thrace Kersebleptes coin.
The 2nd can fit:
http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/thrace/kings/kersebleptes/t.html
What do you think?
Weight: 1.1g
Diameter: 11 mm

Thanks
Peter

Even acknowledging they are not identical, I doubt it's the same type. For one thing, this is a reasonably common combination of types: head on obverse and some kantharos on the reverse. Next, I see no trace of the letters K E P on yours; so the thing to do would be to find a catalogue of all the coins from that king and see if they ever omit KEP. Also, yours has letters at the bottom. They look like A L (alpha + lambda), so may be a city or king whose name starts with AL... just like KEP are the first three letters for King Kersebleptes (or Cersebleptes), the P being an "R" in Greek. Last but not least, the portrait seems different enough, especially the "crown" style.

My suggestion is to search all coins of Thrace for a king with the name AL..... If this doesn't lead you anywhere, then may be cities from anywhere in the Greek world which starts with the same letters.

This coin appears in the style of something struck by the Greeks around 300-200 BC. However, the L is Latin, not Greek.

Ah, yes, good point, though the "L" ─and actually the almost all the Latin alphabet─ was borrowed from a Euboean alphabet.