There is nothing known about the moneyer L. Furius Cn. f. Brocchus however the images on the coin may give further insight into who he was. Ceres, the goddess of food bounty in harvest, is on the obverse of the coin wearing a corn-wreath and the corn and barley symbols associated with her. On the reverse, a Sella curulis, a chair that was used by magistrates or officials of state. We could assume that the moneyer in this case was showing respect to an ancestor or indicating his own ambitions to that role (see Crawford, p. 440). The distribution of the harvest was vitally important to the Romans so this role was one of great importance.