Æ19 - Nero ΕΠΙ ΜΙΝΔΙΟΥ ΣΑΡΔΙΑΝΩΝ, ΣΤΡΑ ΤΟ, Β

Sardis served as the seat of one of the seven conventus juridici of the Roman province of Asia, and coins struck under local magistrates like Mindios carried the strategos's name as a mark of civic accountability — the office roughly equivalent to a chief municipal magistrate answerable to Rome. The "B" in the legend designates this as a second issue under the same strategos, suggesting Mindios held office long enough to authorize more than one emission.