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Most likely Constantius II
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Late Roman bronze, votive wreath type. "VOT XV" is a less common type than "VOT X" or "VOT XX", but still not uncommon enough to narrow down the ID to a specific emperor. I think it's Constans; click on his wildwinds page and scroll down to the one labelled Antioch RIC 116. I can't make out the mintmark on yours.
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Your coin is actually Gratian. This was minted at Lyons.

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