Libius Severus -yes or no

I would like to ask members of forum for opinion.Just quick answer please, yes or no.

Franchement, la seule réponse possible, c 'est : de meilleures photos pas prises de biais....

Et les , ne seraient pas de trop....

Il existe pas mal de faux, et là impossible de déchiffrer ce qui semble être un monogramme sur le revers...

I guss better pictures can be maked, but very hard because coin is just 9mm weight 0.88 gram.

Separated parts of obverse and reverse.Inscription RV and reversed S dating Severus to Olybrius era.Monogram is outcentered, Ricimer within wreath.

So my opinion is that this coin is very similiar with my coin.

Cela semble en effet bien être le monogramme de Ricimer, un peu hors champ, et les dimensions sont OK pour ce type de monnayage...

Libius Severus (461-465). AE Nummus, Rome mint, issued under Ricimer. Obv. Traces of bust right. Rev. Monogram of Ricimer within wreath. RIC X, 2715. AE. g. 0.82 mm. 9.00 R. Rare. Exceptionally sharp monogram, perfectly centred. Fair/VF. In November of 461, Ricimer proclaimed Libius Severus emperor at Ravenna, and other than the fact that he was a native of Lucania, nothing else is known. He was little more than a puppet, as evidenced by some of his nummi such as this one with Ricimer’s monogram as the reverse type. Severus died in 465, presumably of natural causes, which was quite a remarkable achievement during the final thirty years of the Western Roman empire.