Just over 1” diameter, lead, impressed with crisp ciphers one side and a logo incorporating wheat the other. Broken in half neatly, evidently on entry leaving the customer with a receipt but preventing reuse. The crisp break was done by gripping the other half, not bending as this half is broken cleanly. That would be accomplished quickly with a slotted ticket box in which the ticket was inserted, and bent, allowing the bottom half to drop into the box and the upper half returned to the visitor. Theaters are well known throughout the Roman Empire.
