Ancient Greek-Egypt(?) AE Coin Identification [solved]

Hi all,

I'm having difficulty finding an attribution for this coin, so I thought I'd inquire with the community. The obverse appears to me a male facing right. The reverse appears to be either two cornucopiae or a sword and a cornucopia with grape bundles on either side; Letters: BNT, BMT BΠT, or BHT to the right. The cornucopia design looks most similar to the Ptolemaic-styled coins, but I have not been able to find the same reverse on the usual websites or a couple hours of Google image searching. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

Diameter: 19.34mm; Thickness: 3.41mm; Weight: 6 grams

Finally found it!  Thanks anyway! :)

https://www.coinarchives.com/a/lotviewer.php?LotID=2576869&AucID=6488&Lot=319&Val=2cf12f16bc9cbec00641ba849189bea2

Savoca Numismatik GmbH & Co. KG > Online Auction 270 | Silver

Auction date: 25 May 2025

Lot number: 319

Price realized: 160 EUR   (Approx. 180 USD)   Note: Prices do not include buyer's fees.

Lot description:


Phoenicia. Marathos. Pseudo-autonomous issue. Time of Domitian AD 81-96. Dated Year 352 (AD 93/4)
Bronze Æ

20 mm, 6,43 g

Laureate head of Zeus right / 𐤁 - ΒΝΤ, double cornucopia.

Very Fine

RPC III 3825 (3 specimens); Rouvier 862. Rare.