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The moneyers named on this issue — a college of three officials holding the title triumviri auro argento aeri flando feriundo — were a Republican-era institution Augustus deliberately retained, a calculated gesture toward traditional governance while concentrating actual monetary authority in his own hands. L. Naevius Surdinus is otherwise obscure historically, though a man of the same name is attested as a praetor involved in legal reforms around the same period, almost certainly the same individual.

Augustus had reclaimed the minting of gold and silver for the imperial household by this point, leaving the senate — and its moneyers — jurisdiction over bronze alone.