Published by on July 15, 2026 Obverse: "IMP NERVA CAES AVG P M TR POT" with a laureate head facing right. The laurel wreath symbolizes victory and divine favor, a standard attribute for emperors since Augustus. These titles assert Nerva's full imperial authority: "Imperator" for military command (though ironic given his lack of army experience), "Caesar Augustus" linking him to the founding emperors, "Pontifex Maximus" as head of state religion, and "Tribunicia Potestate" (tribunician power, renewed annually) for veto rights and popular representation.