ID Help With A Vespasian Denarius?

Update on this coin:

Received the coin promptly. Upon examining with 10x loupe
the coin is obviously plated, the chips and breaks show
another type of metal underneath. Suspect some type of
copper alloy core, as it has a greenish silver tint..
Difficult to tell if there are casting lines on the edge.
The plating is rather heavy. 17mm ~ 4.5gm

When I contacted the seller, the seller apologized profusely
and refunded my purchase price and shipping within the hour.
Told me to keep the coin.

I left an entry on Forum Ancient Coins Fakes, there are numerous
other coins by this seller ancient.necropolis.london listed as fakes.
http://www.forumancientcoins.com/fakes/index.php

As you can see below in the 2 pics even the chips match..
(starting to wonder, almost looks like the same coin)

Anyway thanks all for your input on this, learned a lot.

My coin:


Example on Forum Ancient Coins Fakes:

Rgr Masis, understand and appreciate your help.
I was figuring the more examples/pics available the better.

Forum Ancient Coins Fakes is an excellent resource..
http://www.forumancientcoins.com/fakes/index.php

These ancients and the proliferation of fakes fascinate me,
I soak this stuff up like a sponge. This known cast fake I
have now is welcome in my collection for future reference.
Really interesting in hand.

Now, back to my Flavian dynasty AR Denarius search!
Onwards and upwards!

Thanks again for everyone's help! -Ron