Elagabalus (?) provincial ID help needed

Any help attributing this coin to city, the deity on the reverse, etc. would be appreciated. Thanks!

14.5 mm; 2.36 gm

 

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I can't make anything out of the reverse legends, but the standing deity reminds me of Hermes holding a caduceus (the top off flan) and purse. Could be Elagabalus or Caracalla, if I had to guess one I'd say Caracalla. Perhaps Moesia or Thrace?

 

Thanks for the help.

I can't make much out of the reverse legend, either, except the final part before it goes off the flan at 11:00. It reads "CICΩ"

And looking at the deity, I'm now sure he holds a purse, so it's got to be Hermes.

It is SORT of like this one: https://diva.sfsu.edu/bundles/220311

 

I took a spin through CNG's archives and Wildwinds, noting similar coins to ones from cities whose names could possibly match the visible letters on the OP coin's reverse. No luck so far, but I wasn't thorough.

 

Thanks for trying, though!

 

A few more letters on the reverse inscription. There is an OV before the first C in the inscription to the left. It appears to read OVCICΩ; maybe OVCCΩ.