Barbarous copy of Julius Caesar Dupondius?

[Connect4]

This coin is obviously based on a Julius Caesar 1st Century BC Dupondius.
However, the size and style remind of a 4th century barbarous. The weight and size are smaller than the Dupondius. This is actually 3.2gr 17.9-18.8mm
Obv. CAESAR [•] DIC•TER, winged and draped bust of Victory right, star (5 dots in a rosette form) behind.  Within beaded circle.
Rev. Minerva advancing to left, [holding trophy over shoulder] and spears and shield; at feet to left, snake gliding left with head erect, C•CLOVLI downwards in left field, PR[AEF] upwards in right field. Within beaded circle.
I can’t find any records of this coin.  There is very little wear from use.  A worn die appears to account for missing features on the reverse. The slight pitting has shown in the photo and isn’t really apparent in the hand. Has anyone encountered this before?  I do not have any provence for this.  3.2gr 17.9-18.8mm axis 4hr Thanks

[Meepzorp]

Hi folks,

In a PM, Connect4 requested that I move this topic to the ID Help section. I assume that the request was made so that it would receive more "traffic".

Meepzorp

[Meepzorp]

Hi folks,

There appears to be a raised rim on the obverse. This is not a good sign.

Meepzorp

[djmacdo]

I would be amazed if this is really ancient.  It looks cast to me.

[Connect4]

Thanks for your comments.
This  looks intentionally naïve. I don't think it's contemporary barbarous piece especially as it looks cast. 
I haven't seen any similar on this forum.  The on-line auction vendor hasn't got any provence information.   

[Hydatius]

Hopelessly modern.
Richard