Lucius Aelius denarius.

[Miguel D2]

Hello,
I am asking for your help in identifying a Denarius that came in a lot I bought at Heritage Auctions Europe last year....
It is a denarius of Lucius Aelius. At first glance it does not appear to be silver but silver plated.
The legend on the obverse is: L AELIVS CAESAR TR P COS II
The reverse legend is: TR POT COS II and on the reverse CONCORD
Concordia is sitting.
The problem is here:
I may be wrong, but as far as I know, on the reverses where Concordia is seated and with the legend TR POT COS II and on the CONCORD graft the obverse has the legend L AELIVS CAESAR and not the legend L AELIVS CAESAR TR P COS II.
Can you help me clear up this mystery?
Could it be a fake denarius of the time? From the looks of the coin it doesn't seem to be a contemporary fake!
Thank you in advance for your precious help.
Kind regards,
Miguel

[Victor C]

your coin looks like a Fouree  ---   https://www.forumancientcoins.com/numiswiki/view.asp?key=Fouree