Dupondius or As - Hadrian INDVLGENTIA AVG COS III P P S C, Indulgentia

The "indulgentia" issues of Hadrian commemorate a specific fiscal act — the remission of outstanding tax debts owed to the imperial treasury. In 118 AD, early in his reign, Hadrian famously cancelled some 900 million sesterces in arrears, publicly burning the tax records in Trajan's Forum. This coinage, struck a decade later, appears to memorialize that act as a continuing propaganda theme rather than marking a new debt relief, suggesting the remission remained politically useful long after the bonfire.