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Æ26 - Tiberius COL A A PATRENS

Issuer Patras (Achaea)
Year 14-37
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Shape Round (irregular)
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse description A togate figure stands to the left in the right field, holding a long measuring rod (groma or hasta) in one hand and a vexillum standard in the other, presiding over a ceremonial foundation scene. To the left, two oxen are depicted moving leftward, guided in the act of ploughing the sulcus primigenius, the ritual first furrow marking the foundation of a Roman colony. The type directly alludes to the colonial foundation of Patras under Augustan auspices. The legend COL A A PATRENS is divided across the upper and lower fields.
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Reverse lettering COL A A PATRENS
(Translation: Colony of Augustan Achaia of Patras)
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