A fake, but what of ?

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I bought this brass copy / fake from a friend in England (I sometimes deliberately buy fakes which appeal to me).
Before I put it into the Fakes Gallery here, does anyone know what it is a fake of ? (Or what on earth the reverse is supposed to depict It's all a little confused)
32.5 mm, brass
Obv: DIVI IVLI, bare-headed bust of Gaius Julius Caesar right, lituus behind head
Rev: (below) ..VA (?), a confused scene, possibly with a deity seated right, on the left, holding out his hand, small person on the right, facing left; what looks like a lion rampant on the left and - crikey - I don't know - an upside down Xmas tree on the right. (I don't even know which way up this reverse should be, as no angle seems to show a clear illustration of anything  If you rotate it 90° anticlockwise, it looks like Herakles swinging the lion around by the tail..

Any ideas, anyone ?

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Hi.
I never ID coins here, but I can say that the reverse looks like a double strike or an overstrike.  Odd for a fake.
Bruce
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