Help ID: Interesting coin Marcus Aurelius Provincial?

[Amarmur]

Bought in a group lot. Has a colorful patina and has a bearded man most likely Marcus Aurelius on the Obverse and a goddess and some Greek goddess on the reverse. Can you help me ID it?

Edited August 10 by Amarmur

[Al Kowsky]

      Ali Baba the Seer thinks it's a bronze coin.

[Amarmur]

6 minutes ago, Al Kowsky said:

      Ali Baba the Seer thinks it's a bronze coin.

I agree

[John Conduitt]

Size and weight might help.

[Troyden]

4 hours ago, Amarmur said:

Bought in a group lot. Has a colorful patina and has a bearded man most likely Marcus Aurelius on the Obverse and a goddess and some Greek goddess on the reverse. Can you help me ID it?

I see absolutely nothing on the first photo.

[Amarmur]

It's about 18 mm the same size as a US dime. I am unsure of the weight because I do not have a scale unfortunately 😞 

 

[Prieure de Sion]

With all good will - if someone recognises something in the pictures that leads to a 100% secure identification of the ID - I will believe in Father Christmas again from tomorrow. At some point, a degree of (non-) preservation is reached where one can only guess.

[hotwheelsearl]

Appears to have a seated Zeus left, with Greek text behind and below the throne. Evidently a bearded, laureate bust right.

 

Based on that, there are a wealth of possibilities. I wonder if its worth the effort, as this would be a hard sell in this condition. 

[Troyden]

It might be all pareidolia, I can vaguely see on the reverse a goddess holding a cornucopia. There are two either trees or thick military standards right to her. There also seem to be something protruding from the goddess' body, though I have no idea what's that.
This type seems to vaguely resemble common reverses from the Antoninian era.

Edited August 11 by Troyden

[Amarmur]

4 hours ago, hotwheelsearl said:

Appears to have a seated Zeus left, with Greek text behind and below the throne. Evidently a bearded, laureate bust right.

 

Based on that, there are a wealth of possibilities. I wonder if its worth the effort, as this would be a hard sell in this condition. 

eh I'm not going to sell it but it's kind of fun doing the research. It's the journey lol. I still believe it is a Marcus Aurelius from Syria. In this condition though even with a full ID its worth a dollar or two.

[shanxi]

5 hours ago, Troyden said:

I can vaguely see on the reverse a goddess holding a cornucopia.

Tyche ?? and on the right is probably  a legend in two lines. I can see some readable letters, but can't read enough.

Edited August 11 by shanxi

[Amarmur]

2 hours ago, shanxi said:

Tyche ?? and on the right is probably  a legend in two lines. I can see some readable letters, but can't read enough.

Huhh well that narrows it down to 59 results on wildwinds but can't seem to find an exact match. Could be Commodus perhaps, they do share a resemblance. Tricky but im not giving up!