Æ18 - Tiberius ΔΙΟΝΥΣΟΠΟΛΙΤΩΝ ΠΟΤΑΜΩΝ ΑΠΟΛ/ΛΟΔΟΤΟΥ ΤΟ Δ

Dionysopolis in Phrygia was a minor civic mint that struck bronze almost exclusively under Roman imperial authority, relying on the conventus system — the circuit courts run by the Roman governor at Apamea — as its administrative frame of reference. The magistrate name preserved in the legend, Apollodotos, appears here for a fourth term, an unusually extended tenure that hints at either concentrated local oligarchic control or a mint operating in sporadic, interrupted campaigns across Tiberius's long reign.