Æ16 - Hadrian ΕΠΙ ΦΛ ΖΩ Β (in field) ΜΙ

Miletus retained its status as the seat of one of the seven judicial districts — the conventus — into which Rome organized the province of Asia, giving the city both administrative prestige and the right to issue civic bronze throughout the imperial period. The magistrate name partially preserved in the field inscription likely reflects a local archon or grammateus responsible for authorizing this emission, a civic accountability practice common in Ionian mints but rarely documented with surviving records.