Ancient coin ID please [solved]

Hi,
I never really was into ancient coins, but I came across a steal. There were 8 coins for $5 so I couldn't resist and bought them. Now I need help identifying them.



This?
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces62624.html

Rome, Arcadius, AD 383-408, AE3, Antioch, 1st officina, after c. 395. O: DN ARCADI - [VS PF AVG]. Draped and cuirassed bust right, wearing rosette diadem. R: VIRTVS EXERCITI ("courage of the army"). Emperor crowned by Victory; in exergue, ANTA. LRBC II, 2792.

Is it in the numista catalog?

Did I ID the coin correctly?

Yes.

Is this coin real? The details look too good.

Yes, it's quite real. Condition-wise, a bit below average but fully attributable.

Thank you very much! I never thought ancient coins could be that fun to ID.

Yep. That's how it starts...