Amphora with two handles and lid. Rev: "The Freedom of Zeon" in Paleo-Hebrew. An interesting Judaean bronze coin minted in Jerusalem during The Jewish War. Amphora on obverse and vine leaf on reverse.
The product is an ancient Judaean Prutah coin from Israel, dating back to the Roman Imperial period (27 BC-476 AD). This bronze coin has a fineness of 0.9 and is uncleaned, making it a valuable collectible for numismatists interested in ancient coins.
Amphora with two handles and lid. Rev: "The Freedom of Zeon" in Paleo-Hebrew. An interesting Judaean bronze coin minted in Jerusalem during The Jewish War. Amphora on obverse and vine leaf on reverse.
The product is a Roman Imperial coin from the era of the First Jewish Roman War, specifically from the years 67-68 AD. It originates from Israel and is uncertified and ungraded.
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. In 31 BCE at Actium, Antony lost to Octavian, posing a second threat to Herod's rule.
Amphora with two handles and lid. Rev: "The Freedom of Zeon" in Paleo-Hebrew. An interesting Judaean bronze coin minted in Jerusalem during The Jewish War. Amphora on obverse and vine leaf on reverse.
During the first year of John Hyrcanus's reign, he faced a serious challenge to Judean independence from the Seleucid Empire. The prolonged siege caused Hyrcanus to remove any Judean from the city who could not assist with the defence effort (Antiquities 13.240).
Amphora with two handles and lid. Rev: "The Freedom of Zeon" in Paleo-Hebrew. An interesting Judaean bronze coin minted in Jerusalem during The Jewish War. Amphora on obverse and vine leaf on reverse.
This coin is an ancient bronze coin from Judea, specifically from the era of King Herod's son Archelaus. It is a Prutah denomination coin from around 4 BC, located in Israel. It has an anchor on the obverse and a double cornucopia on the reverse.
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