Culture: Late Roman / Early Byzantine Empire. The reverse shows characteristic flat wear from centuries of resting on a scale pan. The top face features a prominent, deeply recessedannular (ring) design with a central dot, which served as the official verification mark.

Its square, robust form is characteristic of the administrative stability and standardized economic reach of the Roman Imperial period. The circular "pip" marks show manual casting depth and slight irregularities consistent with ancient foundry work.

The obverse features a bold, high-relief depiction of the Imperial Eagle (Aquila), a symbol of Roman sovereignty and military might, often paired in an Egyptian context with the solar attributes of Horus or Zeus-Ammon.

Roman Lead Tessera Antiquity Gallienus & Salonina Imperial Artifact Holy Land 19mm Authentic. The obverse features the jugate or facing portraits of the Imperial couple. Gallienus is typically depicted with a radiate crown or laurel wreath, while Salonina is shown with her characteristic high-coiffed hairstyle.