Just a fun imitation specimen from the Fitzwilliam in Cambridge. It copies RRC 341/1 and 344/1.
It would be fun to see if there are any archival records about how it came to Gonville and Caius College (acquistion: “loan; 1938-01-11; Gonville and Caius College”)
Liv Mariah Yarrow 
For info about the provenance of that coin you might write to Dr. William R. Day at the Fitzwilliam (who has graciously taken on some of the late, and much lamented, Ted Buttrey’s work there). If you need his e-mail address, you are welcome to e-mail me for it. For info about Gaeto-Dacian imitations of Roman Republican coins, you might look at Phil Davis’ fairly recent article available on Academia.edu at https://www.academia.edu/29448651/Dacian_Imitations_of_Roman_Republican_Denarii . He once had a webpage on these with an effort to catalogue them but I don’t recall its location and don’t know if it is available at present. These are quite interesting (I have a few and an Eraviscian example too) and range from excellent copies to absolutely blundered, inept pieces.
Thanks! I’d love to see Davis’ website!