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Æ21 - Tiberius ΑΥΓΟΥΣΤΑΝΩΝ ΕΤΟΥΣ Δ
| Issuer | Augusta (Cilicia) |
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| Year | 23-24 |
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| Diameter | 21 mm |
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| Reverse script | Greek |
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| Edge | Plain |
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Augusta in Cilicia was a short-lived Augustan foundation, likely established as part of Rome's reorganization of the region following the settlement of 25 BC. The regnal year dating — here Year 4, corresponding to 23–24 AD — anchors this issue firmly within Tiberius's reign and reflects a local civic calendar tied to the city's foundation rather than to imperial succession. Such era-dated bronzes from Cilician mints are chronologically useful precisely because the cities rarely switched dating systems mid-sequence.