Æ in the name of Lucius Munatius Plancus

Lucius Munatius Plancus was Julius Caesar's appointee as governor of Gallia Comata, and it was during his tenure — roughly 43–42 BC — that he founded the colonies of Lugdunum (Lyon) and Raurica (Augusta Raurica). The Ruteni, a Gallic tribe of the Aveyron region, struck bronze in his name during this period of Roman administrative consolidation, a relatively rare instance of a Gallic people issuing coinage that explicitly names a Roman magistrate rather than a tribal authority.