Roman Coin Senate Control Help Please

[CHUCK BILLINGS]

Again thanks for all the help in the past. VERY MUCH APPRECIATED. Sorry my scans are not the best. About 9 GRAMS About a INCH around at its widest. Possible VICTORY on REVERSE S. C., and possible C also as the  only part of the LEGEND that is visable to me.

[E Pinniger]

I can't identify the emperor from the photo shown, but this coin is certainly a Roman As or Dupondius (most likely an As - it looks coppery in the photo, and an inch is very small for a dupondius, even a late one), and probably 3rd century judging by the fairly crude flan.
The figure on the left isn't Victory (who is always depicted with wings) but I'm not sure exactly who it is - possibly Felicitas or Fortuna.

[newbeonecoinobe]

No guarantees but the shape of the head looks like Maximinus I

good luck
Pete

[CHUCK BILLINGS]

Thanks, seems to be, MAXIMIN Ier (235-238), AE sesterce, 236, Rome. Law: IMP MAXIMINVS PIVS AVG B. l., drapé, cuirassé à droite. Reverse: PAX-AVGVSTI / SC Pax debout à gauche, tenant une branche and a sceptre transversal. Ref: BMC 228, 72; RIC 58; C., 34 19.61 G. Patine THANKS AGAIN.