Identification For A Marc Antony Denarius

It was here in Adelaide, they hold it at the state library. Apparently we're hosting the next national conference if you're interested. There's going to be a tour of the museums collection which includes some of Australia's rarest coins including some Adelaide assay office stuff. I'm relatively young (under 30) abdomen although I'm younger than most of the people there it was a very friendly and helpful group. I'll definitely be joining. I don't really know about the other state organizations but if they're anything like here I'd highly recommend it. There's only so much you can find online and it's nice to have an actual conversion with other people who have the bug.

Regarding the coin, I've seen similar examples with the eagle between the standards but I'm hoping to find an example that'd the same as mine with the ships mast so I can find out if it has a legionary inscription. Google images has plenty of variations but not this one (that I can see).

Honestly, I think they would be truly enthused to have you. Unfortunately a lot of the numismatics clubs have a rapidly aging population and shrinking membership. New blood is usually happily welcomed in such places. Even if you don't become a member you should check it out, if they're like the Adelaide group then it's worth going just for the show and tell. You'll likely see things you didn't even know existed or never thought you'd see in real life. Collecting via the Internet has it's advantages but with the exception of the occasional museum visit or coin show you have to buy something to see it in person. I really really enjoyed it, great place to find coins as well, they'll know people with all sorts of collections and your much more likely to get a real coin and without ebay and shipping fees. Plus it's just an interesting evening if your historically and numismatically inclined.

By jove, sir! I think you've got it.
Another error I've made trying to over think things...
It's a shame that this being the case it will be basically be impossible to positively identify because of the wear and off center strike. All the same I'm pretty happy with it. I have a few other nicer (aesthetically) coins coming in the mail soon, hopefully I can avoid such obvious errors next time. Thanks though!