I would be very glad if someone could tell me what kind of Greek coin this is.

I would be very glad if someone could tell me what kind of Greek coin this is.
This is a bowl.

 

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You will have to give the diameter and the weight.
To me it looks like a stag/horse and then an alter of some sort.

 

1 sm. 4 gr.

 

I don't have my books with me but this is a very common coin. If you google small Greek bronze coin w/horse and check images it will probably pop up. Sorry but I'm too lazy to do it for you but I did satisfy my own curiosity after all.

 

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=6008904

I say a huge thank you to my beloved self.

 

It's an Aeolis, Kyme:
https://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/aeolis/kyme/i.html

 

the link that paschka put up says exactly that...pic below--

 

Yup, once you've seen them, quite recognizable as the medium size bronze from Aeolis, Kyme.

Here's one I have photographed because I can't find this particular magistrate name elsewhere. (The type in general is very common, but certain magistrates can be scarce.)



The one-handled vase is the most distinctive feature of Kyme's coinage.

For comparison, here is a not-so-nice example of their tiny AE (about 10mm):



And the distinctive extra-large (~32 x 36mm) Hellenistic Tetradrachm (the vase is under the horse's front leg):

 

Yes I realize that. It's a single, high grade example from an auction. I provided a well known online database resource so that he may properly research the specific type that he has.