As - Vespasian AEQVITAS AVGVSTI S C, Aequitas

Vespasian struck this issue in 71 AD, his second year as emperor and the same year his son Titus formally celebrated the triumph over Judaea. The AEQVITAS AVGVSTI type was a pointed piece of messaging — Vespasian had seized power through civil war following the catastrophic Year of the Four Emperors, and invoking equity and fair dealing was a deliberate effort to legitimize Flavian rule against the memory of Nero's fiscal abuses and Galba's catastrophic stinginess with the legions.

RIC II.1 #287 places this among the Rome mint sestertius-weight aes issues reorganized under Vespasian's currency reforms, which re-established the orichalcum and bronze denominations after years of degraded production.