Roman coin needs identification

Hi all
I've posted on here before but will repost using the advice given. I have quite a few more that I'll post over the next couple weeks.
This is an ancient roman coin that was part of a bag full I was given years ago. Its relatively light and thin (I don't have a scale sorry) and I've attached a photo with its rough size however it has been bent so not sure if that's much help.
Huge thanks and happy to take more photos if necessary.

 

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I am fairly certain Diocletian is the emperor on the obverse. I'm having a hard time making out the reverse though.

 

It's hard to make out but I believe on the right side there is a figure holding a spear and maybe another figure on the left

 

This would be a good place to start for you perhaps:
http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/ric/diocletian/i.html

 

could it maybe be this?
https://www.coinshome.net/en/coin_d...mpire_(27BC_395)-CzHBwcI0So0AAAEmsdk6TOhF.htm

 

Same general reverse TYPE but these were struck by various mints and have various control marks.

Here are some of mine with similar reverses:

Cyzicus mint:


Heraclea mint:

 

Ill try and see if I can tell which mint mine is. Thanks.

 

You need to read the letters in the lower field of the reverse between the two figures.