Vespasian with someone standing

I picked up an interesting Vespasian bronze coin at the Houston Fall coin show yesterday. There is still time to make a trip to the show today, Sat 11/3. (see coinzip for directions)
I saw this coin for pocket change and had to have it. It is my first bronze of Vespasian. I have not found the RIC number yet, but it is (to quote @dougsmit ) it is an emperor with someone standing on the back.
A quick read of the obverse: ..CAESARVESPASIANAVGCOS... (maybe IX or X)...
Rev - I can see someone standing with what looks like a hand and dish over an alter to the left(??), something at an angle to the right and SC.
11.6 grams
26.7 X 27.5 mm
Post your big Vespasians.




Some of things I did not buy:

 

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Nice portrait. Probably a dupodius. Reverse looks like Fortuna. Something like this

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=1099518

 

No, Fortuna holds a cornucopiae. This one holds a branch and caduceus, I think. Probably a dupondius, AD 72. IMP CAESAR VESPASIAN AVG COS IIII, radiate head right/PAX AVG, Pax standing l., holding patera over altar, branch and caduceus; in field, S - C. RIC II 1191.

 

Here's an example in the British Museum collection:

 

You guys were too quick this morning . I was just laboring over an identification post. I thought it was an as of Titus or Vespasian, Pax reverse.

 

Yeah hard to tell. To me it looks like a cornucopia but you may be right, it does look like an alter on the left. But the OP's coin doesn't look radiate

 

Ah, the kind of reverse that lets your pareidolia run wild!

 

Clearly a lion cub...