Æ19 - Nero TI CLAV (or CLAV) ANAXILAO II (I) (or IIVIR) COR

Nero visited Corinth in the winter of 66–67 AD during his tour of Greece — a trip that included his infamous competitive appearances at the major Panhellenic games, where he was awarded victories regardless of performance. The local magistrate named in the legend, Anaxilaus, held the Roman duoviral office at Corinth during precisely this window, making the issue a direct product of the imperial visit rather than routine colonial bronze output.