Help With Roman Republic Denarius

Hey guys! I've been working on this for about an hour to no avail.

Does anyone recognize this roman republic?

 

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I can see the letters ROMA, but can you read the letters below that?

 

That's the part I'm having trouble.

 

There are so many with that reverse. Having ROMA above the exergual line seems unusual. That's unfortunate in this coin's case because it makes the moneyer's name difficult to discern.

Looks like C.P.L.R.O.-something but I'm not able to correlate that with a moneyer's name. If no one here can identify it, try posting it at Forvm. Andrew McCabe frequents that site and he's a Republican expert/specialist.

 

C. Fabius, L. Roscius and Q. Marcius. 118-117 BC. AR Denarius Rome mint. Helmeted head of Roma right; mark of value behind / Victory driving quadriga right

http://cngcoins.com/Coin.aspx?CoinID=100959

 

Strong work, Severatus!

 

NP

 

I agree => cha-chinng, my friend (good sleuthing)

 

Fast Sven, I mean Sev

 

Thanks, Nice avatar Steve -- Ohhhhh Canada... indeed