ID please Roman provincial AE22

[Connect4]

Can you help identify this Roman Provincial Coin?
I assume from the era of Gordian III but it has defeated me.
Obverse - left side not visible. Then possibly 
I think the reverse reads 
21.6mm  5.1gr  axis 6hr
Thanks

[Kurt E]

The E is a C - This is from Samos in Ionia

Kurt

[sagit]

I think this is not Gordian III but Elagabalus. And I agree - from Samos.

[Connect4]

Thanks for the assistance could the reverse be Artemis holding bow or Hermes standing left holding purse?  I cannot get any hits on the id as yet.

[sagit]

Thanks for the assistance could the reverse be Artemis holding bow or Hermes standing left holding purse?  I cannot get any hits on the id as yet.

As this coin  is from Samos this should be Androcles (?).

[Kurt E]

This type is listed under a couple of different descriptions Female figure/Amazon/ Artemis? standing left holding wreath and septre/palm.   It seems to appear from Commodus at least through Decius.  The key will be to clarify the obverse legend better. 

Kurt

[Connect4]

Thanks for your suggestions.
Still trying to resolve the obverse without much success.  Apologies for the poor image.
I have laurate, draped possibly young head right I think it reads (similar to)
?? -       not sure if it is V or N in the middle.
Thanks

[sagit]

As for me - I see clearly 
And the portrait of Elagabalus...

[Kurt E]

I agree with Sagit especially with the new picks.

Kurt

[Connect4]

Wildwinds has this with the reference. 

Severus Alexander (222 - 235) Bronze. 11.39 g. of Samos, Ionia.
AVT K M AVR ALEXANDROC, laureate, draped, cuirassed bust right.
SAMIWN, warrior walking right, looking back, holding shield,
foot on prow.  BMC 278. [/i]

I cannot find a Elagabalus match on the reverse but they are obviously from the same era.  Thanks to all.