COIN (ROMAN)
A worn  silver Roman denarius of Tiberius (AD 14-37), dating to the period c.AD 14-37 (Reece period 1). [PONTIF] MAXI[M] reverse type depicting a female figure (Pax or Livia) seated right holding vertical sceptre in right hand and branch in left. Mint of Lyon. Cf. RIC I (2nd ed.), p. 95, no. 30.

Diameter: 18.81mm; thickness: 1.86mm; weight: 3.54g.

Another example is recorded on the database as: SUR-BAD278 which notes; this type is known apocryphally as a "Tribute penny" having long been assumed to be the coin referred to in the gospel of Mark ("bring me a penny, that I may see it" (Mark 12:15).
Ruler: Tiberius
Denomination: Denarius (Empire)
Material: Silver
Mint: Lugdunum
Obverse: Laureate head right
Obverse legend: TI CAESAR DIVI / AVG F AVGVSTUS
Reverse: A female figure (Pax or Livia) seated right holding vertical sceptre in right hand and branch in left, single line below
Reverse legend: [PONTIF] MAXIM
Dated: 14.0 to 37.0
Weight (g): 3.54
Diameter (mm): 18.81
Thickness (mm): 1.86
Completeness: Complete
Parish: Glynde
District: Lewes
County: East Sussex
Region: South East
Discovery method: Metal detector