Drachm in the name of Alexander (Solo)the great ID help/Alexander and the no good really bad sun tan

As most can tell that know me, I buy coins that jump out at me ("speaks to me" just makes it sound like you are a clockwork orange), historical figures, unique/funny rarities and for artistry.
A few things jumped out at me on this one: First, the core coming through makes for a very gnarly look of either Herakles with a really bad sun tan or like a man breaking free from imprisonment, ala Hans Solo:


As well, Zeus with legs open means there is a chance it is a lifetime issue!

Here is my new (to me) fouree drachm in the name of ATG. But is it?

The fact that it is a fouree and the AΛEΞANΔPOY is kinda missing the POY (like calling him Alex instead of Alexander) makes me wonder if it is a contemporary imitation. Searching ACsearch I am unable to find any drachms of the like with the dolphin/fish(?) diving down and the ΛY under Zeus's butt (no throne, he is just master of the squats!). Does anyone have a coin of the like or know who, where and when this coin is from?

The coin came with the simple description of:
MACEDONIAN KINGDOM. Alexander III the Great (336-323 BC). AR Drachm.
Weight: 3.5 gr
Diameter: 17 mm





Any help identifying this coin, other ATGs or coins in the name of, fourees, thoughts, laughs et al are appreciated

 

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Similar to Price 1513, Abydos

http://numismatics.org/pella/id/price.1513

 

By Zeus you've got it! Thanks very much.

 

I want to break free is the perfect video haha