Æ15 - Domitian ΛΑΡΙϹΑ

Domitian's relationship with the Greek provinces was complicated by his aggressive demands for emperor worship, and Thessalian civic issues of his reign reflect the careful diplomatic balancing act provincial mints performed — honoring Rome without provoking local resentment. The Larisa attribution places this within the oldest continuously inhabited city in Greece, a settlement with mint activity stretching back to the Archaic period.

The reference II#290 places it within a recognized but sparsely documented series; Thessalian bronze of this period survives in small numbers, partly because the region's economy relied heavily on larger denominational silver in earlier centuries, leaving bronze issues underfunded and short-lived.