Left-looking Philippus - roman silver antoninianus coin [solved]

Hello,

I'd like to kindly ask you to help me with the identification and estimating the value of this roman coin. I found similar but right-looking examples on the internet but no left-looking one. Thanks a lot. 

Hi,

https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/variana_coins/298/product/philippus_i_arabs_244249__ar_22mm__antoninianus_antioch_ad_247_4g__imp_m_ivl_philippvs_avg_radiate_draped_and_cuirassed_bust_left__pm_trp_iiii_cos_ii_pp_felicitas/1925191/Default.aspx

Look here Reference RIC 76

https://www.wildwinds.com/coins/ric/philip_I/t.html

Thanks Tatinos, I was also looking for the answer, but at OCRE.

And with that, I must say that something is amiss.

On Wildwinds, the RIC 76 entry says portrait looking left, but on our catalog (N#282155 ) and at the RIC catalog on OCRE (https://numismatics.org/ocre/id/ric.4.ph_i.76) their RIC 76 entries says portrait looking right. There's an information conflict here.

dear Tatinos, thank you very much for the useful info precisely addressing my needs!