Unknown Empress

The biggest problem is that the coin has been 'tooled'. I started out as a 'believer' in the genuine character of the coin but still could see some 'tooling'. Now that I am sure that I am looking at the profile of either Alexander or Gordian I the tooling 'concerns' me. Combined with the fact that apparently this 'wife' is mentioned nowhere but the Historia Augusta despite claiming descent from Antoninus Pius makes me question it even more. I would accept the opinion of either David Sear or the British Museum ....... but not someone who sells coins for a living. "Things are tough all over"

I think that is
Aquila Severa, 2nd wife of Elagabalus, AE28,Tyre, IVL
AQVILIA SEVERA AVG Diademed and draped bust right.
TYRIORVM
Asarte crowning trophy, and being crowned by Nike standing on
pillar behind, all inside hexastyle temple, altar below. F,
grainy brown tone.

That is the point. What emperor of this period has PAX facing enthroned inside of a temple ? What bronze coin of Gordian I or II has AVG instead of AVGG on the reverse ? The AVG thing makes me think it is an altered Alexander. The X in PAX I originally took to be an R. The more I look at it I think it is an R ..... as in P M TR P. The R looks altered as the X used at this time usually resembles a German 'teutonic' style cross with flared tips.
I don't want to give you offence. I hear what you are 'selling' ...... But I am not 'buying' (no sale)

I have sent an e-mail to the British Museum with these images,and they have them already at The department of medals and coins to study and have an answer