Ancient Roman Provincial coin of the Emperor Tiberius minted in Antioch
Tiberius 14-37AD
Minted in Antioch
Size: 20mm Weight: 7.06 grams
Obverse: [TI CAESAR AVG TR POT] XXXIII Laureate head right
Reverse: Large S C within circular linear border; all within laurel wreath
SKU: 5356
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