Æ30 - Vespasian and Agrippa II ΕΤ ΔΙΒΑ ΑΓΡΙΠΠΑ

Caesarea Maritima served as the Roman administrative capital of Judaea, and this coin was struck in the immediate aftermath of the First Jewish-Roman War — Jerusalem had fallen in 70 CE, the Temple destroyed, and Agrippa II, who had sided with Rome throughout the conflict, retained his client-kingdom status as reward. The date formula ΕΤ ΔΙΒΑ encodes regnal year 17 of Agrippa II's era, placing the strike in 73/74 CE, while Titus was still mopping up the last holdouts at Masada.

Agrippa II outlived the Flavian dynasty itself, dying sometime around 92–100 CE — the precise date remains disputed.