As - Tiberius LVPO II VIR FVLVIANO PRAEFECTO C C A

Caesaraugusta — modern Zaragoza — was a Roman colony founded by Augustus around 14 BC and named in his honor, one of a handful of Iberian mints granted the privilege of striking bronze provincial coinage under Tiberius. The duoviri whose names appear on these issues were local magistrates, a practice that gave colonial elites a tangible form of civic prestige tied directly to imperial authority. Lupo as II vir and Fulvianus as praefect represent a documented pair for this emission, recorded in RPC I as a discrete administrative moment in the colony's early Tiberian sequence.