Nice coin of the major historical interest.
Definitely, we have a numerous numismatic evidences of a naval "battle of the century".
Is it really missing in the available historical records?
Was the battle on the lake a minor skirmish?
As we know,
Vespasian was a brilliant
military commander and
his troops could easily fight against outnumbering enemy forces on the land,
probably, even if the ratio was 1:10. On the lake the advantage of
Romanswas far from being obvious and destroying enemies sailing
on the lake was a tough problem since the
Roman navy was far away. That is why
Vespasian and
Titus could be proud to solve it so efficiently.