Gentlemen I Need Help Identifying This Ancient Roman Coin. Thank You

I read IMP CAESAR TRAIAN HADRIANVS AVG and the bust looks to be Hadrian, so it's certainly Hadrian. Reverse I read AET AVG in the fields, which makes that figure Aeternitas. She seems to be holding the heads of other figures, looks like one is Sol (the Sun) and it turns out the other is the Moon (Luna). The reverse legend is a run down of Hadrian's titles, looks like P M TRP COS DES III (the DES is quite unusual). The reference number for this is RIC II Hadrian 48, which has a few legend break varieties. The titles indicate that this was minted in 118 AD.

In terms of grade, it is hard to give ancient coins meaningful grades and so they usually are not given one. For example, the obverse is well struck, but has some wear. A completely mint state example with half the legend off the flan would be less desirable, but would grade higher.

EDIT: I tried to look for other examples with this exact break, but could only find one:



The AET AVG reverse seems not too rare, but the variety with DES in the legend seems quite scarce and this legend break variety seems very rare. In fact, that example is a die match to yours, perhaps this variety comes to us from only a single die.

Wow! Thanks for that fast expert reply Ben! I'm making note of your name, it's great to know experts in fields smarter than you!

Thank You orfew! You guys have been a great help, lol, like going to the library without leaving home