Need help with this Roman/Byzantine coin [solved]

I have a copper/bronze ancient likely roman coin the obverse has a face and the text that i think it has“CLVSNVS NOBILO” im uncertain on the first sentence tough.

The reverse has a door frame looking structure in it i cant read the text on the rim but the mint text is PLDN or PLON

The weight is 2.54g

The lenght is between 18,04-18;63

 Pictures cropped, rotated, de-coloured … 

N#198842

Maybe

 Obverse different, but reverse is same as > 

N#45265 

Description: Altar inscribed VOT-IS-XX, surmounted by globe, three stars above

Lettering:
BEATA TRAN - QVILLITAS
VOT
IS
XX
 Apart from the Mint letters. 

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Sorry, i think this is right

 While I was writing that, I see another reply, a yes PLON is the Mint, in London. 

Still not sure about obverse. 

 Another reply, at same times, and yes it is Crispus. 

Lettering: CRISPVS NOBIL C 

 Then maybe this, for both sides > 

N#32196 

ZacUK

 Another reply, at same times, and yes it is Crispus. 

Lettering: CRISPVS NOBIL C 

 

 Then maybe this, for both sides > 

N#32196 

fairly certain you nailed it again there.  The altar is the exact match on the reverse the obverse is due to the tear no where near as easy to confirm but im fairly certain that its the above