Good eyes needed...

I am trying to decide who the moneyer was that issued this coin?
Assuming ROMA is what is below Prow, which is not all that certain to me,
then I was concentrating on the above monogram, as I have noticed
most moneyers used the top area for their inscriptions, I have attached a
list of moneyers and their corresponding inscriptions for coins however
this is just as I see, I am confident another set of eyes will have a better
if not totally different view of the situation...
Here as some links for some interesting ones I found:
https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/be...maianius_rome_153_bc__as/1281443/Default.aspx

https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/lu...bc__as__janus__prow_cina/1266309/Default.aspx

Please give me your best guesses and we will tally them up for a
consensus...

 

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I think there is a match with Maianius Rome 153 BC Vcoins and your and my coin:

 

Nice big AEs. I have the denarius - same guy, different metal:


Roman Republic Denarius
C. Maianius
(153 B.C.)
Rome Mint
Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind / Victory in biga right, C MAIANI below, ROMA in exergue.
Maiania 1; Crawford 203/1a; Sydenham 427.
(3.71 grams / 18 mm)

 

Though it very hard for me to make out whats on my coin, that is a very nice one, and looks like a winner to me, thanks!!!

 

Very interesting to me the space saving combining of A's & M or N..?