Æ19 - Claudius ΑΓΡΙΠΠΙΝΗ Γ (Ν) ΤΙ ΚΛΑΥΔΙΟΥ ΚΑ (ΣΑ)

Gortyn, the dominant city of Crete under Roman rule and seat of the provincial governor, struck this issue to honor Agrippina the Younger at a politically charged moment — almost certainly tied to her marriage to Claudius in 49 AD and her rapid elevation to a prominence no emperor's wife had held in a generation. The city had every incentive to flatter: Gortyn's status as provincial capital depended on maintaining favor with the imperial house.

Agrippina's name appears in the Greek nominative, a small but telling grammatical choice that places her as subject rather than consort.