Identifying Roman Coin

It appears to be like this:

http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/ric/...5Btib%5D.txt
Is this taken from a coin shop?
A reputable seller?
Or are you selling it?

I agree Ron, Looked through Forums Fake list and also Forgery Network, not match. The Patina looks real.

The "GVSTO" appears to be one of the highest points on both coins..leading me to believe its real...but who am I?

Congrats my friend, a mighty fine piece.

The letters on the obverse appear to me to have been tooled. I base this assumption on the appearance of the reverse. While the reverse has moderate patination (although the letters VIAV also seem to have been 'enhanced') the obverse has little to no patination and the letters are thick and sharp. I think the work was done by an expert but alteration is always a questionable undertaking. I might be wrong .... I am not holding it in hand. I think the coin has value (Sear lists at $240 in Fine condition) But perhaps sending it out to someone like Mssr Sear would clear up any doubts about the coin better than us debating it.
I recently (last weekend) purchased a different variety which I am still awaiting. The one I found appears from the photo at least to have an incredibly thick emerald glossy patina. Which if nothing else is almost as good a guarantee of extreme age and original condition as one can find. Anything can be faked. And I may have been duped. But I doubt it.