Seleucid AE Tetradrachm-like Coin of Antiochos X. Help, please.

I am puzzled by this. From the inscriptions and design, it appears to be a Seleucid tetradrachm of Antiochos X. It is too light and the wrong metal for this, however. Are there any Seleucid AEs that corresponds to this thing. Or is it just a fake tetradrachm?

It may well be a fake, but the feel and fabric gives me an "ancient" vibe - especially the reverse, which is very sharp and "struck" looking. But I've been wrong plenty of times before. Any ideas?



Seleucid Æ Tetradrachm?
Antiochos X
(c. 94-93 B.C.)?
Antioch mint?
Diademed head right / AΣIΛEWΣ ANTIOXOY EYΣEBOY[Σ] [ΦIΛ]OΠATOΡOΣ, Zeus Nikephoros enthroned left, holding sceptre. Date in exergue?
sim. SNGIs 2790.
(11.17 grams / 25 x 23 mm)

 

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100% fake.

 

Thank you.

 

Probably intended for tourists visiting a historical site.