Haven't got a clue....

No idea what this could be. Im not really sure if its ancient.

 

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Most likey an ancient religious token to the one true God...

Though, as you can see, surely a barbarous imitation as their spaghetti monster has what many would consider a sacrilegious 3 meatballs.
Are you selling this coin or is it for your collection?

 

I have no idea, but I thought maybe the image on the right might have a different orientation, so I spun it around a little.

 

Can I get a "R-Amen"?

 

in my collection

 

The one you have on the left is the reverse and certainly appears to be an advancing Nike

 

Reference to this church:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_Spaghetti_Monster

 

Damn! Now I have to make pasta, sauce w/mb's, & eggplant to feed the crave! Stop posting food suggestions...you know I can't resist!

 

I would guess that your coin is a barbarous imitation of the SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE type of Valens and Valentinian I. (http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/ric/valentinian_I/t.html) The official coins were minted between A.D. 364-375, so your coin would probably date from about that time, possibly a little later.

 

Here's your coin with the obverse in the proper orientation. Probably not the notorious spaghetti monster. I think.