Tiberius

Kings of the Bosporos, Aspurgus and Tiberius (14 - 37 CE) bronze12 Units, unidentified mint

• Obverse: ΤΙΒΕΡΙΟΥ ΚΑΙΚΑΡΟΣ / Laureate head of Tiberius facing right
• Reverse: Diademed head of Aspurgus facing right, BAP monogram behind and IB in front

Reference:

• RPC I 1903
• SNG Copenhagen 23
• BMC 6-7
• SNG Stancomb 966
• Anokhin 319
• Frolova/Ireland 2002, pl. 43, 1-9
• MacDonald 300, monogram 10

Other Information:

• The name of the mint that produced this coin is not identified in RPC, SNG Copenhagen or other references.
• The IB in front of the reverese bust is the mark of value (12 units).

Roman Provincial, Augustus (27 BCE - 14 CE) and Tiberius (14 - 37 CE) struck under Tiberius, Bronze AE Unit, Mysia, Pergamum mint

• Obverse:  ΣΕΒΑΣΤΟΥ ΕΠΙ ΠΟΠΠΑΙΟV / Confronted heads of Tiberius and Augusts, both laureate
• Reverse: ΣΕΒΑΣΤΗΝ ΠΕΡΓΑΜΗΝΩΝ ΜΗΝΟΓΕΝΗΣ / Livia seated right, holding scepter in right hand, grain ears in left.
  
  Reference:    
• RPC I 2368
• SNG France 2032
• BMC 251

Other Information:

• Struck under Quintus Poppaeus Secundus, Proconsul and Menogenes, magistrate 

Roman Provincial, Augustus with Tiberius as Caesar (4 – 14 CE), Bronze Ae Unit, Ionia, Smyrna mint

• Obverse: ϹƐΒΑϹΤΟΝ ΤΙΒƐΡΙΟΝ ΚΑΙϹΑΡΑ/ Bare heads of Augustus and Tiberius Caesar, facing one another
• Reverse: ΛΙΒΙΑΝ ΖΜΥΡΝΑΙΩΝ ΚΟΡΩΝΟϹ/ Livia as Aphrodite Stratonikis standing, front, holding sceptre and Nike, and leaning on column; to r., dove; to l., monogram including letters ΑΠΡ

Reference: 

• RPC I 2467
• SNG von Aulock 2198
• Klose XXIV

Other Information:

Issued under Augustus with Tiberius as Caesar by Koronos, magistrate  (without title)

Roman Provincial, Augustus (27 BCE -14 CE) or Tiberius (14 - 37 CE) Bronze Ae unit, Lydia. Nysa mint  

• Obverse: ΣEBAΣTOΣ. / Laureate head right; with capricorn counter mark to left.
• Reverse: ΦIΛO - KAIΣAΡ - ΓΡAM TO B - NYΣAE -  ΩN /  Legend in five lines within wreath

Reference:

• RPC I 2664.
• BMC 23
• Regling 50
• Paris 832
• Imhoof KM 1
• Mionnet III, 355
• Winterthur 3502
• Howgego 308 (for countermark)

Other Information:

• Issued by Philokaisar, grammateus for the second time

Roman Provincial, Augustus or Tiberius (27 BCE - 37 CE), Bronze Ae Unit, Caria, Antiochia ad Maeandrum mint

• Obverse: CEBACTOC / Bare head of Augustus(?) or Tiberius(?) facing right.
• Reverse: ΠAIΩNIOY CYNAPXIA ANTIOXEΩN / Athena standing left, holding spear and shield.

Reference: 

• RPC I 2834
• BMC 28
• AMC 1327

Other Information:

• Issued under Paionios (chair of the synarchia)

Roman Provincial, Augustus or Tiberius ( 27 BCE – 37 CE), Bronze, Ae unit, Phrygia, Eucarpia mint

• Obverse: ΣΕΒΑΣΤΟΣ / laureate head of Augustus (?) or Tiberius (?), facing right with lituus in front
• Reverse ΕΥΚΑΡΠΙΤΙΚΟΥ ΛΥΚΙΔΑΣ ΕΥΞΕΝΟΥ / Goddess standing, facing, with right arm raised

Reference: 

• RPC I 3159
• BMC 13
• SNG Copenhagen 367 (Augustus)
• AMC 1382
• Waddington 5990-1

Other Information:

• Issued by Lykidas Euxenoum, magistrate (without title) 
• The goddess on this coin is identified as Artemis in SNG Copenhagen, Cybele in BMC, and Nemesis in Waddington.

Roman Provincial, Augustus (27 - 14 BCE), Bronze Ae unit, Macedon, Thessalonika mint

• Obverse:  ΘΕΣΣΑΛΟΝΙΚΕΩΝ / Laureate head of Augustus right
• Reverse: ΤΙΒΕΡΙΟV ΚΑΙΣΑΡ / Bare head of Tiberius as Caesar right

References:  

•  RPC 1565
• Varbanov 4178
• SNG Copenhagen 400
• BMC 74

Roman Provincial, Augustus (27 BCE -14 CE) Bronze SE unit, Lydia. Tripolis mint

• Obverse: ΣEBAΣTOΣ / bare head right, meander pattern behind head
• Reverse: TΡYΦΩN IEΡATIKOΣ TΡIΠOΛEITΩN / Zeus, standing left, holding eagle.

Reference:

• RPC I  3051 
• BMC 52
• AMC 1367
• SNG Turkey 7 (Ödemiş Museum - Part 1) 440

Other Information:

• According to RPC, this coin was minted during the reign of Tiberius
• Issued by Hieratikos and Tryphon, magistrates 

Roman Provincial, Augustus (27 BCE - 14 CE) Bronze Semis, Lucania, Paestum mint 

• Obverse: Bare head right, with lituus before
• Reverse: C LOLLI M DOI II VIR PSSC / Veiled female figure (Livia?) seated to right on throne, holding patera in her right hand and scepter in her left

Reference:

• RPC I 604
• SNG ANS 806
• SNG Copenhagen 1383
• Crawford 1
• BMC 78 – 79
• Carbone, Paestum 47

Other Information:

• Issued under Gaius Lollius and Marcus Doi-, duovirii 
• This coin, along with RPC I 605 - 609,  was previously attributed to Tiberius, but the lituus suggests Augustus.
• Despite the reattribution to Augustus, the years in which this coin was produced are still recorded as being during the reign of Tiberius (14 -37 CE).  

Roman Provincial. Time of Augustus (27 BCE - 14 CE) to Tiberius (14 CE - 37 CE) Bronze Ae unit, Sicily, uncertain mint

• Obverse: L SEIO PRO COS / Legend around D • D 
• Reverse: SEPT ET BALB IIVIR / Triskeles with gorgon head.

Reference:

• RPC I 670
• SNG Copenhagen 1062
• CNS 167 (Panormos)
• Bahrfeld no. 79
• Gabrici 123 (Panormos)
• BMC 13
• FITA 197 

Other Information:

• Issued by Lucius Seius, proconsul, and Septimius and Balbus, duoviri.
• The mint that produced these coins is uncertain because the city name was not included in the legend and incomplete details of the area in the historical record.  Most studies of the coin assign it to Panormos but Agrigentum and other cities have also been suggested.

Roman Imperial, Claudius (40 - 54 CE) reverse with Tiberius (14 - 37 CE) obverse, Bronze As, Rome mint

• Obverse: TI CAESAR AVGVST F IMPERAT VII / Laureate head of Tiberius right
• Reverse: S-C / Minerva standing right holding spear and round shield

Reference:

• RIC I 245 (Augustus) for obverse
• RIC I 100/116 (Claudius) for reverse

Other information:

• This coin is a mint error called a mule. An obverse from the time of Augustus was matched with a reverse of Claudius.

Roman Provincial, Psuedo-sutonomous issue from the time of Tiberius (14 – 37 CE) Bonze, Ae Unit, Phrygia, Dionysopolis mint

• Obverse:  ΔΙΟΝΥΣΟ ΠΟΛΙΤΩΝ / Head of Dionysos right, wearing ivy wreath.
• Reverse: ΑΡΙΣΤΟΣ ΑΡΙΣΤΟΥ / Cista with crossed thyrsi.

Reference: 

• RPC I 3119
• SNG von Aulock, Phrygia II 33

Other Information:

• Issued under Aristos, son of Aristos, magistrate (without title) 

Roman Provincial, Psuedo-sutonomous issue from the time of Tiberius (14 – 37 CE) Bonze, Ae Unit, Phrygia, Dionysopolis mint

• Obverse:  ΔΙΟΝΥΣΟ ΠΟΛΙΤΩΝ / Head of Dionysos right, wearing ivy wreath.
• Reverse: ΧΑΡΙΞΕ ΝΟΣ / Cista with crossed thyrsi.

Reference: 

• RPC I 3121
• SNG von Aulock, Phrygia II 31-32

Other Information:

• Issued under Charixenos III magistrate (without title) 

Roman Provincial, Psuedo-sutonomous issue from the time of Tiberius (14 – 37 CE) Bonze, Ae Unit, Phrygia, Dionysopolis mint

• Obverse:  ΔΙΟΝΥΣΟ ΠΟΛΙΤΩΝ / Head of Dionysos right, wearing ivy wreath with thyrsus behind shoulder
• Reverse: ΙΔΟΜΕΝΕΥΣ ΦΙΛΟΠΑΤΡΙΣ / Cista with crossed thyrsi.

Reference: 

• RPC I 3123
• SNG von Aulock, Phrygia II 34
• SNG Copenhagen 344

Other Information:

• Issued under Idomeneus philopatris, magistrate (without title) 

Roman Imperial, Divus Augustus (died 14 CE) struck under Tiberius (14 - 37 CE), Orichalcum Dupondius, Rome mint

• Obverse: DIVVS•AVGVSTVS•PATER / Radiate head of Divus Augustus to left.
• Reverse: S - C / Victory flying to left, placing her right hand on shield inscribed S P Q R and resting on tree trunk.

Reference:

• RIC I 77 (Tiberius)
• BMC 141
• Cohen 242

Roman Imperial, Divus Augustus. (Died14 CE). Bronze As, Rome mint. Struck under Tiberius

• Obverse: DIVVS AVGVSTVS PATER / Radiate head right
• Reverse:  Ornamental altar, with closed, double-panelled door; and S C across field, PROVIDENT in exergue,

Reference:

• RIC I 80 (Tiberius)

Roman Imperial, Divus Augustus. (Died14 CE). Bronze As, Rome mint. Struck under Tiberius

• Obverse: DIVVS AVGVSTVS PATER / Radiate head left
• Reverse:  Ornamental altar, with closed, double-panelled door; and S C across field, PROVIDENT in exergue,

Reference:

• RIC I 81 (Tiberius)
• Cohen 228
• BMC 146 (Tiberius)
• BN 131 (Tiberius)

Roman Imperial, Divus Augustus (died 14 CE) struck under Titus (79 - 81 CE), Orichalcum Dupondius, Rome mint

• Obverse:  DIVVS•AVGVSTVS•PATER / Radiate head of Divus Augustus facing left with star above
• Reverse: IMP T VESP AVG REST with S - C across fields / Victory flying to left, placing her right hand on shield inscribed S P Q R

Reference:

• RIC II.1 448 (Titus) - 2nd Edition
• RIC II 189A (Titus) - 1st Edition
• BMC 141
• Cohen 242

Other Information:

• This coin is a reissue of a coin originally issued by Tiberius (14 - 37 CE)

Roman Provincial, Divus Augustus (died 14 CE) under Tiberius (14 - 37 CE) Bronze Ae unit, Corinth mint

• Obverse:  L ARRIO PEREGRINO IIVIR / Radiate head of Divus Augustus facing left
• Reverse: L FVRIO LABEONE (or LABEONE or LABEO) IIVIR / Hexastyle temple with architrave inscribed GENT IVLI and COR in exergue

Reference:

• RPC 1151
• BMC 520
• Amandry XVI 1, 7, 13–14, 17, 19, pp. 169–73
• BCD Corinth 380

Other information:

• Issued under Lucius Arrius Peregrinus and Lucius Furius Labeo, duovirii 
• The reverse of this coin depicts the Temple of Octavia. It was dedicated in 25 CE.  Parts of the foundation and a few pillars of the temple remain and can be seen in the ruins of ancient Corinth.

Roman Provincial, Divus Augustus (died 14 CE), Bronze Ae Unit, Achaea, Patras mint

• Obverse: DIVVS AVGVSTVS PATER / Radiate head left 
• Reverse: COL A A PATRENS / Augustus, as founder, standing left, holding measuring rod and vexillum, driving yoke of oxen left, plowing pomerium

Reference: 

• RPC I 1253
• BCD Peloponnesus 540
• SNG Copenhagen 168
• BMC 19

Other Information:

 Issued under Tiberius