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Marcus Aurelius? 17.35 Gram. Cannot Find In Wildwinds

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Marcus-Aurelius?-17.35-Gram.--Cannot-Find-In-Wildwinds
Marcus-Aurelius?-17.35-Gram.--Cannot-Find-In-Wildwinds

This appears to be a Marcus Aurelius.
17.35 grams, so a sestertius or dupondius.

the inscriptions appear to be:

obverse: ***antoni-nvs avg ****
reverse: ***tas avg imp x cos III P P

However, I cannot find an exact match on Wildwinds, not with this obverse inscription.

Can anyone give me a positive attribution?
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@erafjel, in my example the "anton" starts lower behind the head (just behind the hair ribbon), plus it is 6 grams underweight. What if any significance is this?
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Why don't we have a diameter? It must be a sestercius
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Yep
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the "anton" starts lower behind the head (just behind the hair ribbon), plus it is 6 grams underweight

It is a bit light weight for a sestertius. Still, I think that is what it has to be, it is far too heavy for a dupondius. But the position of the text is a bit confusing, hmm...
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Sorry:

The diameter is 28-29 millimeters.
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