Tetricus I. Ancient imitation (Barbar???) or genuin ???

[quadrans]

Tetricus I. Ancient imitation (Barbar???) or genuin 

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Tertricus-I, AE-3, SALVS type, #01
avers:- - C-TERICVS-AVG-, Radiate, draped bust right.
revers:- Confusing text- ..II-I-E-II-VG.., Salus standing right, feeding serpent rising from altar.
exerg: -/-//-- , diameter: mm, weight:g, axis: h,
mint: , date: , ref: ,

Thank you your help 

Best regards
 Q.

[Vincent]

Has to be barbarous or imitation because of the crude style. I like the example myself, very lively for these.
You come across the most interesting coins.

[ga77]

Yes, clearly an imitation.

Vale
Gabriel

[quadrans]

Has to be barbarous or imitation because of the crude style. I like the example myself, very lively for these.
You come across the most interesting coins.

 Thank you Vincent 

 Q.

[quadrans]

Yes, clearly an imitation.

Vale
Gabriel

Thank you very much 

 Q.

[manpace]

It's highly eccentric reverse in any case, so it's not really any figure in particular, but I think that's closer to Pax than to Salus.  Your figure holds a scepter/staff, not an anchor or spear which is what I am used to seeing for Salus.  Also, that's a branch of peace in her right hand, not an offering for a serpent.

[quadrans]

It's highly eccentric reverse in any case, so it's not really any figure in particular, but I think that's closer to Pax than to Salus.  Your figure holds a scepter/staff, not an anchor or spear which is what I am used to seeing for Salus.  Also, that's a branch of peace in her right hand, not an offering for a serpent.

Hi manpace..

 You are right maybe the Pax are more closer than Salus I accepted your idea..

Thank you 

 Best regards
 Q.