Probus or Aurelianus? An imitative antoninianus.

Hello,
this is the last new entry of my collection of imitative antoninianus of the III century.




The seller has listed the coin like "Probus imitation".

About the obverse legend I read "IMP C M AVR PNORAV AVG I".
The reverse legend is "VIRTVS AVG | XXI"

The bust looks also like Aurelianus, but for Aurelianus the reverse type exists only with legend SAECVLI FELICITAS (RIC 352):



For Probus there is the RIC 801:



So I think that Probus may be the prototype.
The style is very good.

What do you think about it?

Nice coin! The degenerated obverse legend looks more like the Probus one to me...

Very nice

It's a imitative coin of Probus issued from Rome (276).
http://probuscoins.fr/coin?id=2129
The reverse depicts the Emperor on the right, holding  globe and  spear.
Very interesting coin !

Many thanks for your catalogue reference!