As - Caligula MVN ERCAVICA II VIR C TER SVRA L LIC CRACILE

Ercavica, a Roman municipium in Hispania Citerior near modern Cañaveruelas, was among the dozens of Spanish mints granted the privilege of striking bronze coinage under the Julio-Claudians — a privilege that expired, for most, under Caligula or Claudius. This piece names its magistrates explicitly: C. Ter. Sura and L. Lic. Cracile served as the local duoviri responsible for authorizing the issue, a level of civic documentation unusual even by the standards of Spanish municipal bronze.

Ercavica struck no further coinage after the Julio-Claudian period, making this among the final issues from the mint.