Roman coin?

Found this coin i think its Roman first picture you can see a cross on the left side. Can someone plz tell me anything about this coin it would be much appreciated. Thank you

Hello,

Please provide the weight and diameter if you can (as well as the supposed metal), it would be helpful. I don't think this is a cross, but more likely a character standing holding a spear or something.
My guess would be a denarius of the gens Procilia, but not 100% sure (although it is the closest I'm aware of) :
https://www.cgb.fr/procilia-denier-ttb-,brm_338334,a.html

Also, the first pic shows quite crude details with a cast-look. I don't know if it's the pic or if the coin is a forgery, but I can't tell you about the authenticity of your coin just with these pictures.

The second photo (obverse of the coin) shows that this is a forgery.

Citeer: "numisquare"​The second photo (obverse of the coin) shows that this is a forgery.

​ok only thing ill say is i found this coin washed up on shore on an ancient port site of western peloponese in greece. Same place on the beach that i found gold objects and unlimited amounts of pottery from shipwrecks and burials that are now swallowed up by the sea anyway im no expert thank you for your help.

Citeer: "numisquare"​The second photo (obverse of the coin) shows that this is a forgery.

​Can you please explain why? I cannot see anything that indicates me for sure that it is a forgery. The details are crude and quite washed but sometimes corrosion can give that look.

this is how i found the coin from the sea as it wasn't given to me or bought to in my mind i was sure it was genuine . Ive cleaned it over a period of 2 months now. the weight is 5gr looks like bronze.

As said above : what is the weight and size ?

Raven King, your second set of photos after cleaning do not show the round dots of metal in the recesses of the obverse that were visible in the first photos. I retract my first comment; this coin is not a forgery.

Thanks for that