COIN (ROMAN)
A silver Denarius (Empire)  
Ruler/issuer: Tiberius  
Reece period: Period 1 [Pre AD 41]  
Mint or issue place: Lugdunum  
Obverse description: Head of Tiberius, laureate, right
Obverse inscription: [TI CAESAR DIVI] AVG F [AVGVSTVS]
Reverse description: Female figure, draped, right, seated, right holding branch and long vertical sceptre, on chair with ornamented legs; below chair, a single line
Reverse inscription: PONTIF [MAXIM]

RIC I (second edition) Tiberius 30

Dated: AD14-37

This type of coin is often referred to as the 'Tribute penny' from the bible (Matthew 22, 17-21), although it is more likely that what was being referred to was the silver drachma from Caesarea Cappadocia in Western Turkey (Moorhead: 2013, p57).
Ruler: Tiberius
Denomination: Denarius (Empire)
Material: Silver
Mint: Lugdunum
Obverse: Head of Tiberius, laureate, right
Obverse legend: [TI CAESAR DIVI] AVG F [AVGVSTVS]
Reverse: Female figure, draped, right, seated, right holding branch and long vertical sceptre, on chair with ornamented legs; below chair, a single line
Reverse legend: PONTIF [MAXIM]
Dated: 14.0 to 37.0
Weight (g): 3.28
Diameter (mm): 18.6
Thickness (mm): 1.6
Completeness: Complete
Preservation: Fair
Parish: Bisham
District: Windsor and Maidenhead
County: Windsor and Maidenhead
Region: South East
Discovery method: Metal detector
Notes: Ref.246