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Numismatic and History Discussion Forums => Biblical & Judean Coins Discussion Forum => Topic started by: strelets on April 09, 2010, 05:26:32 pm
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Hi!
I have some Judean coins, need your help to identify them!!!
Any comments are greatly appreciated.
Thanks!!!
#1
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I think this may be Nabatean.
Could it be
Aretas IV with Queen Huldu
13 CE
Ya'akov Meshorer, Nabataean Coins, QEDEM 3, Hebrew University, Jerusalem (1975) 70v.
Obverse: Busts of king left.
Reverse: Two cornucopiae.
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I think this may be Nabatean.
Aarmale, thanks! Can you give more information? Date, period, city?
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#2
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#3
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#4
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#5
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I edited my first post.
Easy. :)
2. Hyrcanus I prutah (Yehochanan HaKohen Gadol V'Haver HaYehudim var. Hendin 457)
3 Valerius Gratus Hendin 644-7
4 Valerius Gratus Hendin 646
5 Pontius Pilate Hendin 648
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#6
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Herod Archelaeus Hendin 508
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#7
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Alexander Jannaeus, lepton, Hendin 471. Anchor+star type. 78 BCE.
This has been one of the fastest IDing i've ever done! :)
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Aarmale, thanks!!!! That's great, so quick!!!!
But I have some questions, sorry for my "poor knowledge" in this part of numismatic.
For sample #5 Pontius Pilate Hendin 648
Hendin 648 is a number of a coin or a year of the coinage?
lepton - what is it?
Sorry again!
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Its perfectly fine to ask.
Lepton is a type of coin, and is equal to 1/2 prutah (All the coins are prutahs, except the lepton I pointed out).
Hendin is the reference. Look in Hendin's book on Judaean coins, find #648 and thats it.
Do you want me to post dates for all the coins?
-Aarmale
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I see - 2 leptons are 1 prutah :)
Do you want me to post dates for all the coins?
yes, I want it !!!!!!
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#1 From Nabatea - 13 CE
(everything else is from modern-day Israel and surrounding countrys)
#2 Undated, from 134-104 BCE
#3 Undated, from 17-19 CE
#4 18 CE
#5 29 CE
#6 Undated, from 4 BCE to 6 CE
#7 78 BCE
-Aarmale
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THANKS!!!!
MY RESPECT!!!!