Since Tiberius was Caesar during the lifetime of Jesus this type of silver denarius is often called the ‘Tribute Penny’ as referred to in the bible, Mark, chapter 12. It is called "The Tribute Penny."

In Le monnayage de l'atelier de Lyon, Jean Baptiste Giard identifies the seated female as Justitia (Justice). She is more commonly identified as Pax or Livia (Tiberius' mother). Jean Baptiste Giard divides Tiberius' PONTIF MAXIM coins (aurei and denarii), into six groups, based on what he believes is the evolution of style over time.1 To some extent the portraits also reflect Tiberius' aging over a period of about 22 years. See the screenshot I have included. Interesting to work out which type this one is. I think it is group 4 or 5. (See the additional photos where the ribbons of his laurel wreath are more clearly seen and on the reverse the footstool and single line are very clear)