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Æ20 - Drusus Julius Caesar Parsley wreath

Issuer Corinth
Year 4-5
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Weight 6 g
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Reverse description A four-line Latin inscription occupying the central field, enclosed within a wreath of parsley (wild celery), the traditional symbol of the Isthmian Games celebrated at Corinth. The text records the names of the two duoviri (IIviri) responsible for the issue: C. Heius Pollio (serving for the second time, ITER) and C. Mussius Priscus. The wreath is tied at the base and frames the magistrates' names in a format standard for colonial Corinthian coinage of the Augustan and Tiberian periods.
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Mint Corinth (Roman Colony of Colonia Laus Iulia Corinthiensis)
Mintage ND (4-5) - C HEIO POL / LIONE ITER / C MVSSIO PR / ISCO IIVIR -
ND (4-5) - C MVSSIO / PRISCO IIVIR / C HEIO POLLI / ONE ITER -
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