Another Weird Countermark; Another Wild Guess - Scythia Ailios CM Hermes & Star

I'm beginning to think I'm a masochist. Found this one in a lot - as so often is the case with countermarks, the countermarks look pretty good but the host coin is a disaster. I did a lot of Internet surfing to come up with (only) a wild guess.

Here are two auctions justifying the guess. I was never able to find both Hermes and the star together on the same host. Help, corrections, a hot line to call to get off countermarks and find something prettier to do - all are appreciated.

http://www.hourmo.eu/27_Reges_Thraciae/Aelis/4198_Aelis_AE.html

https://leunumismatik.com/en/lot/12/97

Here's mine. Surfaces like the moon:




Kingdom of Scythia Æ 19
Ailios (c. 180-150 B.C.)?
Jugate heads of the Dioskuri r. ?/ [BAΣIΛEΩΣ AIΛIOΣ], jugate foreparts of two horses right. [TK monogram below].
Draganov 40 (?).
Countermarks: Hermes head in petasos and 8-rayed star, both in 5 mm circles.
(4.40 grams / 19 mm)

Attribution Notes:

Attribution is a guess; countermark of Hermes is found on Ailios issues. What little of the host is visible seems a possibility.

Tomis, Moesia, or Olbia are other possibilities.