Roman Coin [solved]

I haven't had any success identifying this, any help appreciated.  It is 20mm dia.

I think it might be diocletian coin from Alexandria ( but i not sure on 100%). What is the weigh? 

Meybe Aurelian not diocletian

It's quite thick weighs 7.88g

 Pictures cropped / colour changed 

   [20mm / 7.88gm] 

 This - Egypt, TetraDrachm, Alexandria, Bronze - has a similar reverse 

 Then from that 

N#371267 

ΑΚ Λ Δ Ο Μ ΑVΡΗΛΙΑΝΟC CЄΒ // ЄTOYC Є 

 Edit - translation ΑVΡΗΛΙΑΝΟC for Aurelian. 

Reverse: The inscription   ЄTOYC Є  is Greek for "Year 5" (where  Є  represents the 

Greek numeral 5). Namely the coin was struck in the fifth regnal year 

of that specific Emperor's reign (e.g., AD 273/274 for Aurelian). 

 For comparison - mostly similar, but no star  

 Aurelian, 270 - 275 AD
AE Tetradrachm, Egypt, Alexandria Mint, 21mm, 10.33 grams
Obverse: Laureate and cuirassed bust of Aurelia right.
Reverse: ETOYC E  Eagle standing facing left with wings spread open, head turned to 

right with wreath in beak. 

 Lastly, looking for obverse translation 

https://www.cgb.fr/aurelien-tetradrachme-ttb-,bpv_123312,a.html 

Looks like that's it, thanks for your help.