Found this in a bulk lot and I'm not sure what it is. It's not in RIC or at Wildwinds. It's clearly orichalcum and the size and weight of a dupondius or provincial tetrassarion (26.5 mm, 18.10 gm). Its inscription is in the Roman script, so if it were a provincial, it would have to be in a Latin-speaking area, such as Hispania or Dacia. Obverse: Bare-headed and draped female figure (Fecunditas?), right, holding infant. Confused by the obverse inscription because Libertas is typically depicted as holding a pileus cap, not an infant. Reverse: Eagle flying left encircled by stars and inscription in Roman letters.