Sestertius TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVST P M TR POT XXXVI, Victoria

Tiberius held tribunician power for an unusually long stretch without renewing the title through military action or political spectacle, making the high TR POT numbering on this issue a quiet record of a reign defined more by withdrawal than ambition. By 34–35 AD, Tiberius had been living in self-imposed exile on Capri for several years, governing the empire through correspondence while Sejanus's fall in 31 had left Roman administration badly shaken.

RIC I #54 is among the later Tiberian sestertius issues and sees relatively limited survival in high grades, in part because Tiberius minted bronze more sporadically than his predecessor.