Roman silver coin, 3.2 g — identification and authenticity assessment requested

[Majinsnutz]

Я был бы признателен за помощь в идентификации этой монеты и определении её подлинности, а также в оценке того, является ли она современной отливкой или репродукцией.

 

Вес: 3,2 г.

 

Я приложил фотографии обеих сторон, детальные снимки портрета и надписи, а также края.

 

Может ли кто-нибудь помочь идентифицировать правителя, прочитать надписи на монете, уточнить дату и номинал, а также прокомментировать любые признаки, которые могут указывать на современную подделку?

 

Спасибо за помощь.

[Coinery]

Firstly that’s a masterclass in uploading low-resolution images, just wow! I can’t even get one of my images to upload in that kind of quality!

[Coinery]

The Russian to English translation is:

"I would appreciate help in identifying this coin and determining its authenticity, as well as assessing whether it is a modern cast or a reproduction. Weight: 3.2 g. I have attached photos of both sides, detailed shots of the portrait and inscription, as well as the edge. Could anyone help identify the ruler, read the inscriptions on the coin, clarify the date and denomination, and comment on any signs that might indicate a modern counterfeit? Thank you for your help."

[Coys55]

Vespasian Denarius. Reverse Jupiter standing. 69-79 AD

Obverse: IMP CAESAR VESPASIANVS AVG

Reverse: OVIS CVSTOS

Is it genuine? I know next to nothing about Roman coins, but it looks very good compared to other examples at reputable dealers. Maybe a little too good? The weight looks about right.

Edited 18 minutes ago by Coys55