Judaea Herod I the Great. 40-4 BC. Prutah

Judaea. Herod I (The Great), 40-4 BC. Bronze Prutah. Detail of Fine but with light old surface scrapes. Herod The Great was a Roman client king of Judaea infamous for his "Massacre of the Innocents" (

Herod I the Great. 40-4 BC. Prutah. 1.15 gr. - 14.3 mm. O:\ Anchor; HPW BACIΛ. R:\ Double cornucopia with caduceus between, dots above. Hendin 1188. Scarce. VF+

Ancient Judaea Herod the Great 40 BC- 4 AD Copper Diameter 19 mm Weight 3.9 grams, Denomination 2 prutah, Obverse "X" surrounded by Greek script, Reverse tripod with palm branch Please note that this

NGC Judaea Herod, 40-4 BC, AE Prutah Graded g By NGC.

40-4 B.C. Jerusalem mint. Obv: corrupted inscription across flan. Rev: tripod table. Cf. Hendin 1183. 1.31 grams, 14 mm. . Property of a North London, UK, gentleman.

40-4 BC. Obv: HPWD BACI legend with anchor. Rev: double cornucopiae with cadeceus between. H. 500. 1.44 grams. ("). With collector tickets. [No Reserve]

40-4 B.C. Jerusalem mint. Obv: inscription around small diadem. Rev: tripod table. Hendin 1183. 1.13 grams. Property of a London gentleman.

Ancient Judaea. Herod Archelaus 4 BC- 6 AD. Copper prutah. Bunches of grapes on vine/ helmet with crest. Jerusalem mint. Reserve: $38.00 Shipping: Domestic: Free shipping to anywhere within the contig

Herodian Dynasty. Herod I the Great. 40-4 BCE, AE 8 prutot, 24 mm (7.51 g). Year 3. Struck 40 BCE. Military helmet, frontal view. Reverse:. HPΩΔOY BAΣIΛEΩΣ (of Kin

4 BC- AD 6 Jerusalem Prutah 4 BC - AD 6, Æ 14.90 mm., 1.60 g. Anchor. Rev. Legend within wreath.

Judaea, Herodian Kingdom. Herod I. Æ Prutah (2.28 g), 40-4 BCE. Uncertain mint in Samaria, RY 3(38/7 BCE). Palm branch with objects (leaves?) to either side. Reverse: BAΣIΛEΩ&

75-4 B.C. and other. Group comprising: mixed issues and types; some cast. 59.18 grams total, 15-24 mm. . Property of a North London, UK, gentleman. [7]

NGC C. 135-37 BC JUDAEA HASMONEAN KINGS COIN. AE PRUTAH. MARK 12:41-44 LUKE 21: 1-4 BIBLICAL "WIDOW'S MITE". A RARE FIND. IN GOOD OVERALL SHAPE AND CONDITION. A GREAT FIND AND AN EXCELLENT ADDITION TO

Judea: Herod I (the Great), Æ Prutah | Obv.: Anchor surrounded by Greek inscription HPW BACI (abbreviation of HPWΔOY BACIΛEWC; of king Herod). Rev.: Double cornucopia with caduceus between

Ancient Holy Land, Herodian Terracotta Oil Lamp Circa 25 BC.From the Time of Herod the Great and Jesus Christ's From Jerusalem, c. 25 BC - 4 AD.Condition: Restored.EX: Purchased from Prominent Jerusal

37-4 BCE. AE prutah or Perutah, rare.

JUDAEA. WIDOWS MITE. ESTIMATE $100 - $125.

JUDAEA HASMONEAN DYNASTY ALEXANDER JANNAEUS 104-76 BC. PRUTAH. 104-76 BC JUDAEA HASMONEAN DYNASTY ALEXANDER JANNAEUS 104-76 BC. PRUTAH. AE. 1.4 gr. - 13.2 mm. O:\ Paleo-Hebrew in block-style character

Herod Agriippa I, King of Judaea, 37-44 BC, bronze coin in a superb presentation box 40 B.C. Judaea bronze 17mm 17.3mm, 1.91 grams umbrella / barley Please note that this lot has a confidential reserv

4 BC-5 AD. Jerusalem mint. Obv: HRwDOY (of Herod) legend with bunch of grapes on vine with leaf on left. Rev: EQNARXOY (of the Ethnarch) legend with crested helmet with cheek straps, caduceus in lower

38-37 B.C. Year 3. Obv: Obv: military helmet seen from the front, with cheek pieces and straps, star between two palm branches above. Rev: ?????? ???????? legend with bowl on tripod; L? date to left f

Obv.: Anchor surrounded by Greek inscription HPWΔ BACI (abbreviation of HPWΔOY BACIΛEWC; of king Herod). Rev.: Double cornucopia with caduceus between horns and above pellets. 37-4 B.C.E.

Two different small bronze Prutoth, Macabbean period, by Yehonatan (Hebrew name) also known as Alexander Janneus 103-76 BCE. Also a small bronzr of Herod Archelaus,, 4 BCE - 6 CE, who was the King Her

135-37 BC. The fabled "Widow's Mite" of the Bible, mentioned in Mark 12:41, and Luke 21:1-4. Deep brown with green patina.