Ancient Rome Nerva Sestertius 29.37g 32.7mm

Looks like Modern Forgerie, ten or fifteen years ago
http://www.fakeuncleanedcoins.com/index.html

I am very much afraid I am in agreement with "iulius"
Without looking at your link I notice things that do not sit right
It is becoming very difficult to separate out the fakes
Just in the last few hours I saw a warning about a Hostilianus aureus currently being offered by a well known (reliable) German seller on ebay
Current bid is over 3,000€ !
It is a documented fake
Im afraid I am losing heart
The constant barrage of these is seriously wearing me down and the prices I now see at auction are absurd
I may just hang it up and invest in Bitcoin

Weight is 29.37 grams, will upload photos of the edge tomorrow

Yes the "look" of the patina didn't look right to me
Since no one here had mentioned it I am guessing someone else is also suspicious
The eye was what caught my attention first
The Bulgarian fakes generally have a very peculiar look about the eye
The reverse too seems "primitive" for lack of a better word as well as seemingly tilted to the left
I could not find a match fake but for comparison look at this Bulgarian fake Gordian II for comparison
I see too much in common in the 'fabric' of the coin not to be suspicious
But that is my nature .......

We are all very well programmed to be very sensitive when comes to face recognition. How else could we pick a face in a crowd?
That ability we all have can be put to good use when it comes to minor details of face recognition on coins.
Especially the eyes. We mainly look at the eyes, when talking to someone.

'Style' was the main tool that antiquarians used 150 years ago for picking fake coins, when combined with lots of experience with genuine coins.
'Fabric' was the other main tool that was used. which can betray the method of manufacture.
Style and fabric are also the main tools used by us when reviewing pictures of coins here in the CCF.
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I have reviewed about 20 sestertii of Nerva for weight on VCoins. With one exception they are all in reasonably narrow range of 22-25 grams. Against this group of coins, the weight of OP's coin subject of this thread 25% greater.