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JUDAEA Herod I 40 - 4 BC, renovated Jerusalem temple. AE PRUTAH, Biblical Widow Mite. Double cornucopia and pomergranat in the center/ anchor and Hebrew inscription. NGC certified
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BC IONIA, ERYTHRAE. Region/Mint: Ionia, Erythrae (Asia Minor). Historic appeal: Erythrae was an important Ionian city-state, active in Aegean trade and culture. Its coinage, struck in the wake of the Persian Wars and into the spread of Hellenistic influence, is prized for regional artistry and historical resonance.
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Shekel of Tyre. The reverse of the shekel with an eagle exhibits great similarity to the coinage of the Seleucids, the areas previous overlords. The Kings legends were replaced with “of Tyre the holy and city of refuge”.
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Herod was granted the title of "King of Judea" by the Roman Senate. As such, he was a vassal of the Roman Empire, expected to support the interests of his Roman patrons. Herod continued to rule his subjects as he saw fit.
July 6, 2026
JUDAEA Herod I 40 - 4 BC, renovated Jerusalem temple. AE PRUTAH, Biblical Widow Mite. Double cornucopia and pomergranat in the center/ anchor and Hebrew inscription. NGC certified
July 6, 2026
Museums aren’t the only ones that should hold a piece of history! Don’t kiss your chance with this lot of 4 ancient Roman bronze coins, ranging from 27 BC to 476 AD, are certified as genuine and authentic by ICG. The coins feature ruler Constantine I and are from the historical period of Roman Imperial rule. Made of bronze with a fineness of 0.999, these ungraded coins are from Italy and are in uncleaned condition. This collection offers a piece of history from the ancient era of Rome, adding a valuable and unique element to any coin collection. Cerification numbers are: 7238470182, 52644801218, 52644801212, 5264480133.
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Cassius, d.42 BC ROMAN IMPERATORIAL AV Aureus. The obverse portrait of Libertas is rendered in refined late Republican style, with strong facial definition, well-preserved hair detail, and a pleasing warm golden color throughout.
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Denomination Prutah. Country / Authority Judaea — Reign of Herod I the Great. Border absent due to the crude nature of the issue. This type is traditionally marketed as the "Widow's Mite" because it circulated during the period referenced in the Biblical account found in the books of Mark 12:41–44 and Luke 21:1–4, where a poor widow contributes two small bronze coins to the Temple treasury.
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This makes it a perfect display piece for biblical scholars, ancient history buffs, or coin collectors alike.
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Herod II Archelaos (4 BC-AD 6). AE Prutah- ANACS VF-25.
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Roman Bronze AE hemiassarion - Asia Minor After 4 BC - Augustus - Tiberius.
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The Judaea Widow's Mite Herod I AE Prutah Coin from 4 BC is a certified piece of ancient history by NGC. This bronze coin from the Roman Imperial era depicts the iconic face value of a widow's mite, offering a glimpse into the economic and social dynamics of the time. With its historical significance and pristine certification, this coin is a valuable collectible for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike.
