Is this Apollo with a grounded bow on reverse

I don't want to be a pest but I have looked and looked for a coin that was remotely similar to what I think is a head of Artemis with maybe Apollo standing on the reverse to help me at least identify this coin a little better.
This is mine on top,
Perhaps pareidolia, perhaps very similar.
This lower image was titled
Coin, Seleukid Kingdom, Seleukos II Kallinikos, Bronze, Magnesia and found on VCoins by Numiscorner and is not my coin.

I just want to write a description that is as correct as possible for my text inventory and am lost in what to call the top coin.

Thanks

 

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Yes, I think you've got it! I think it was struck from a VERY worn reverse die.

 

Thanks! It only took awhile. (a few times) LOL
I'm gonna call it that. Then I'll promptly get corrected hehe

 

I don't think it is Seleucid. These are your only choices for this type. Either no border or meander (double border) and yours appears to have a border of large dots. What is the weight?

 

113 grains which equals about 7.32 grams best I can tell.

Thank you!

 

Oh wow that's a heavy one. The mean for Seleucus is 3 to 5 grams. Additionally the style looks off. Hopefully someone here can correctly identify it.

 

Yes, I was surprised myself.
Wish there was a site for weights that I could sort thru.