Is this a Selge trihemiobol?

This is one of the coins of my father-in-law, that I didn't pay much attention to. Is it a trihemiobol of Selge in Pisidia, about 400 BC? I hope some of you are willing to help me.
It's rather blackish silver, very small: 9-11 mm diameter, and the weight is 0.89 gr.



Is that a Gorgon on the obverse, or Helios? and the goddess Helena on reverse? Thanks for helping.

Correction: naturally, I meant Athena.

 

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It sure looks like Helios to me. Fun lil fella!

 

I was gonna say pretty sure that's Athena and then I found this one on ac search https://www.acsearch.info/search.ht...s=1&thesaurus=1&order=0&currency=usd&company=

 

1st thought in my mind too..

 

Thanks very much. I checked it on CoinArchives and found many like it, mostly considered obols. None is exactly the same style, but then, my pic is not quite clear. I will file it as Selge, obol, 4th cent BC.

 

There's some debate on the identity of the facing head. On some it looks like Helios, but on others it's unquestionably a Gorgon.

I assume this is older? It has Athena with an eye facing the viewer, and the gorgon with a protruding tongue



A charming later example, looking more like Helios. These usually have an astragalos behind Athena