Help please! Where is this Greek coin from?

Hello friends,
I'm wondering if the head on this coin is young Heracles and it is probably from Lysimacheia.

Its size is about the same as a dime.

Any thoughts?

Thank you!

 

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Perhaps Lydia—the first photo is not the proper orientation. It is a bearded head to right, presumably Herakles.

 

I think I see the remains of SARDIANWN to right of reverse figure.

 

Thank you, Nicholas!

 

It's a coin of Sardis, Lydia.
Obv.: head of Herakles right (rotate your pic 90° counterclockwise)
rev.: in r. field ΣAΡΔIANΩN, in l. field MHNO/ΓENHC, Apollo standing left

I did not find this coin with the name of the magistrate Menogenes. Magistrates of this name are known in Sardis from inscriptions (Augustan era). Please take better pics! This modest coin deserves it, it's perhaps an unpublished one...

 

Many thanks, GinoLR!

 

I found your coin, it's a 2nd-1st c. BCE AE 16 mm of Sardis (Lydia), magistrate Lyras Menogenes.
Greek and Roman Provincial Coins - Lydia vol.4, nr. 91.

Here is a pic of another specimen I found on Wildwinds:

 

Many thanks, GinoLR!
Sorry for the late response, I'm not sure why it didn't show in my notifications.