Can You Help Me Identify This Coin?

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It doesn't look real to me, the portrait seems wrong for an ancient coin, and what is that around bust, doesn't look like writing but gibberish. Reverse symbol & whatever is off as well. Gold tone or real stuff?
Wouldn't be surprised if a bad copy, but wouldn't be 1st time wrong...only second

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I not so sure that this is a fake. The coin resembles something from the Byzantine period. While not Byzantine it might be Vandals of Goth. I want some of our experts to check it before we write it off.

The reverse is up side down the legend looks like CON OB.

I'm moving this over to the ancient coin section.

Maybe it says corn [on the] cob

Is it possible to get an edge picture from 12 o'clock on obverse ?
It looks like it may have been filed a bit at this point.
While having the appearance of a struck piece I am not entirely certain. The surface appears to have been brushed and I see a few tiny orbs which might be so called "pearls" which occur in lost wax casting (reverse center wreath about 10 o'clock) and a few possibles on obverse.
Gold casts better than any other metal by far and shrinks less to when it cools. But bubbles do form when investment (plaster) is used to make the mold and adhere to the details.
If the edge has been filed it would indicate the point where the gold was 'shot' into the mold. This leaves a stem which needs to be cut and filed smooth.