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Hi tOrress

I was checking out the wildwinds website and I ran across a coin of Anazarbus Maximus, dated approx 235 (time of Gordian III) which had a very similar reverse as yours, although with a lot of more refined detail (SNGL ev 1484) If I had the computer skills I'd give you a direct link but hope this helps. The reverse of the wildwinds coins is of Anazarbus Maximus though, a ceasar, and not of Gordianus Augustus like yours appears to be. I realize this is not a complete attribution but it might be a start.

Close, but this coin isn't Gordian III or Maximus, its a coin of Volusian.

IMP CAE C VIB VOLVSIANO AVG - radiate, draped bust right.
IVNONI MARTIALI SC - Juno seated in distyle temple (no peacock).

I suspect its silver and possibly RIC 172 - Even in this condition a very desirable coin

It dates to 251 to 253.

Did you find it t0rress?

Here is a clearer example from Wildwinds:

http://wildwinds.com/coins/ric/volu...RIC_0172.txt

Do you think your coin is silver t0rres? Just black as its not been cleaned?

I am not sure


Yes.I think that it have something like bronze plate or is billon.

thanks echizento