At first I was convinced it was Claudius II but I'm now sure its Gallienus.
The 'G...NVS AVG' is pretty clear when you know its Gallienus.
The reverse is Sol (ORIENS AVG) holding a globe and I can see no whip or any field marks.
It must be one of the following:
RIC V-1 (S), Milan 494/5 RIC V-1 (S), Rome 249
I dont think your coin ever had a mint mark so I would say it was the Rome coin (the Milan one usually has a 'P' or an 'S') and dated around ?264?. It looks nice and silver considering these coins were very heavily debased so maybe its a little earlier date wise, perhaps the silvering has just survived very well.
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