Gabriel Bethlen coin?

First thought is a Bethlen coin. Date and place corespond, but didnt find it in numista coin catalog. Also can be a contenporany fake?…

1.12g, silver 500, 22mm diameter

Legend is: PATRONA VNGARIE 1623 or 1625

GABRIEL.D.G.SACRO.I ___PRI.P ..I think. 

Certainly looks close to this one:  N#79137

I have seen this. The legend is different.on bouth sides.

Mint is on obverse …that sugested by you is on reverse 

The photos are of a coin struck at a different mint.

And for that mint, variations are known.

Although very worn, to me the details look rather good for a counterfeit, the weight seems about right.

I am looking for photos of other coins with NB mint mark.  

Krause catalog lists two types with madonna/ arms of 1625 NB.

One type has Madonna and titles obverse, arms and mint mark reverse, KM-163: https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/transylvania-groschen-km-163-1625-cuid-1102030-duid-1548079

 https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=4246931

The other type has arms obverse and madonna reverse, KM-161.  KM does not have an image for this type, so we don;t know where the mint mark appears, and also says variations exist.  I cannot find an image online, but maybe someone has a Hungary catalog and can check.

So, I think for now, there is still the possibility the coin is the KM-161 type .

Edit:  Having now looked through as many images as I could find for the years 1624-1626, I also agree that counterfeit is possible.  I cannot find types in the 1620s that use GABRIEL spelled out completely, or use the shield with curved sides.  As you say, legend on the madonna side also does not match in major ways, and the madonna is lacking the normal flames as best I can tell.