Dupondius - Tiberius LEPIDO ET GEMELLO II VIR CCA

Caesaraugusta — modern Zaragoza — was a Roman colony founded by Augustus along the Ebro, and its local magistrates issued bronze coinage with an enthusiasm that outlasted most provincial mints in Hispania. This piece names the duoviri Lepido and Gemello, the paired magistrates whose names served as the dating mechanism in the absence of imperial regnal years on provincial issues. Identifying the precise pair is what anchors a coin to a narrow window within Tiberius's long reign.

RPC I 366 places this emission firmly within the Tiberian sequence at Caesaraugusta, a mint that struck under at least a dozen different magistrate pairs across that reign alone.