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70 AD: Vespasian - Defeat of the Jewish revolt and fall of JerusalemSestertius (28.6g, 37mm, 6h). Roman mint. Struck AD 71.
IMP CAES VESPASIAN AVG PM TR P P COS III laureate head right
IVDAEA CAPTA / S C [in ex.] Judaea seated, in attidue of sorrow, at the foot of a palm tree; behind Vespasian standing in military dress holding spear and parazonium; left foot on a helmet.
RIC 427 (scarce); BMC 543; Cohen 239Charles S
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0 - Alexander Jannaeus Prutah - H. 469This coin, minted under the reign of Alexander Jannaeus (103 BCE - 76 BCE), is a bronze prutah.
OBV. Upside-down achor reading BAΣIΛEΩΣ AΛEΞANΔΡOY.
REV. Eight ponted star, letters in the spokes, reading 'Yehonatan the King'.Aarmale
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Agrippa II (55-95 AD) Hendin 604 varAE17, 17mm, 4.89g.
Obverse: DOMET KAI GERMAN, Head of Domitian R.
Reverse: ETOU IE BA AGRIPPA, Nike standing R, foot on helmet, writing on shield. Crescent in L field.
Year 24, 83/4 AD.
Hendin 604 var
TJC 165c
SNG ANS 298Robert_Brenchley
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Alexander Jannaeus (103-76BC) Hendin 467Prutah, 15mm, 2.14g.
Obverse: ALEXANDROU BASILEWS, anchor within diadem.
Reverse: Aramaic inscription, HMLK YHNTN (Yehonatan the king) , Lily flower.
Hendin 467
TJC N1Robert_Brenchley
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Alexander Jannaeus (103-76BC) Hendin 470, TJC K17Prutah, 15mm, 1.26g.
Obverse: ALEXANDROU BASILEWS around anchor.
Reverse: 8-pointed star within diadem, HMLK CHN followed by a symbol, between rays.
Hendin 470
Treasury of Jewish Coins K17
A rare variant known from a single die. The significance of the reverse inscription, 'The King [and] Priest' isn't known.Robert_Brenchley
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Alexander Jannaeus (103-76BC) Hendin 471Prutah, 15mm, 1.27g.
Obverse: BASILEWS ALEXANDROY around anchor within circle.
Reverse: Star in circle of dots.
Year 25 (78 BC)
Hendin 471Robert_Brenchley
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Alexander Jannaeus (103-76BC) Hendin 472Underweight prutah, 12mm, 0.86g.
Obverse: Upside-down anchor within diadem, traces of inscription around.
Reverse: 8-Pointed star in dotted circle, crude inscription around.
Hendin 472
TJC L7
The only way I can make sense of these is as underweight prutoth produced, whether officially or not, during Jannaeus' civil war with the Pharisees.Robert_Brenchley
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Alexander Jannaeus (103-76BC) Hendin 473Prutah, 19mm, 2.11g.
Obverse: Yehonatan the HIgh Priest and the Council of the Jews, in wreath.
Reverse: Double cornucopia with ribbons, pomegranate between them.
Hendin 473.Robert_Brenchley
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Alexander Jannaeus (103-76BC) Hendin 474Prutah, 14mm, 1.8g
Obverse: YHWN/TN HC G/DWL ChBR/HYW (Yechonatan the High Priest and the Council of the Jews)
Reverse: crossed cornucopiae, ribbons, pomegranate between them, in wreath.
Hendin 474
TJC Q GroupRobert_Brenchley
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Antiochos VII AE15 Hendin 451Ae15, 15mm, 2.70g.
Obverse: BASILEWS ANTIOXOS EUERGETOI, Upside-down anchot.
Reverse: Lily in dotted circle.
BPR (131-130 BC)
Hendin 451.
Despite being struck in Antiochos' name, this is dated to the time when Hyrcanus I had actually gained control of Jerusalem, where they seem to have been struck. There is thus a good case for the claim that they were minted by Hyrcanus, and in a very real sense, constitute the first clearly 'Jewish' coins, since they inaugurate the tradition of coins without images. The earlier Yehud coins are probably better seen as 'Israelite' rather than 'Jewish'; they use images, and it's uncertain how far the term 'Judaioi' was in use at the time, or to whom it applied.Robert_Brenchley
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Assortment of replica Biblical coinsI'm told that these were made in the 50's for use in Sunday schools. 7 coins encased in a slab of plastic. From smallest to largest they are as follows:
Lepton of Caponius 6 AD
Lepton of Pontius Pilate 29 AD
Herod Antipas 29 AD
Denarius of Tiberius14-37 AD
Harod the Great 37 BC
Shekel of Tyre 126 BC
Vespasian 72 AD
Quality is not as good as modern replicas but it makes a nice addition to my desk. I don't think these coins would fool anyone! :DJay GT4
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First Page of AlbumThe first page of my album. You can see some of the coins in my gallery.Aarmale
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Herod I (37-4BC) Hendin 4902 Prutah, 19mm, 3.69g.
Obverse: HRWD BASILEWC, cross in closed diadem.
Reverse: Tripod table between two upright palm branches.
Hendin 490
TJC 48a.
These larger coins are almost unique among Judean issues, and were issued by both sides during the war between Herod and Mattathias Antigonus. As soon as Antigonus was dead, Herod abandoned them, making this one of the very few cases where it's possible to argue that the main purpose of a coin issue was propaganda.Robert_Brenchley
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Herod I (37-4BC) Hendin 491Prutah, 14x17mm, 1.93g.
Obverse: HRWDOU BASILEWS around closed diadem, cross within.
Reverse: Table with three curved legs, nothing upon it.
Hendin 491
TJC 51
Tripod tables are known to have been used in the Temple, and the type probably marks Herod's ambitious rebuilding of it. Robert_Brenchley
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Herod I (37-4BC) Hendin 495Lepton, 12x14m, 0.87g.
Obverse: HRWDOU BASILEWS around tripod table.
Reverse: Crossed palms within circle.
Hendin 495
TJC 55Robert_Brenchley
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Herod I (37-4BC) Hendin 499Prutah, 14mm, 0.90g.
Obverse: HRWDOY BASILEWS in concentric circles.
Reverse: Anchor within circle decorated with stylised lilies.
Hendin 499.Robert_Brenchley
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Herod I (37-4BC) Hendin 501 TJC 66Lepton, 11x13mm, 0.70g.
Obverse: Single cornucopia, BACIL/HRWD in dotted circle.
Reverse: Eagle standing R, pellet in L field, in dotted circle.
Hendin 501
Treasury of Jewish Coins 66.
The eagle was doubtless intended as a Jewish, rather than Roman, symbol, being one of the animals supporting YHVH's throne in Ezekiel. It probably relates to the golden eagle erected by Herod over the Temple gate. How long this stood is uncertain, but in his last year, as his power weakened, it became the centre of a riot which ended in its destruction as an idolatrous image. There is no record of any protest against the coins.Robert_Brenchley
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Hyrcanus I (135-104BC) Hendin 453Prutah, 13mmm 2.44g.
Obverse: YHW/ChNNH CH/HGDL WCh/BR HY (Yehonachan the High Priest and the Council of the Jews) in wreath.
Reverse: Crossed cornucopias, ribbons, pomegranate between them. A in lower R field.
Hendin 453
TJG Group DRobert_Brenchley
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Hyrcanus I (135-104BC) Hendin 458aLepton, 12mm, 0.65g.
Obverse: Illegible inscription (Yehochanan the High Priest and Council of the Jews) in four lines, flanking palm branch.
Reverse: Lily, two corn ears below.
Hendin 458a
TJC Group JRobert_Brenchley
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Hyrcanus I (135-104BC) Hendin 459Prutah, 14x16mm, 2.56g.
Obverse: YHW/ChNN HCHN/GDL RWSh H/ChBR HY (Yehochanan the High Priest Head of the Council of the Jews) within wreath.
Reverse: Crossed cornucopiae, ribbons, pomegranate between them.
Hendin 459
TJC I5Robert_Brenchley
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Hyrcanus II (67, 63-40BC Hendin 479Prutah, 14mm, 2.04g.
Obverse: YNTN H/CHN GD/L WChBY/HDY (Yonatan the High Priest and the Council of the Jews) in wreath.
Reverse: crossed cornucopiae, ribbons, pomegranate between them.
Hendin 479
TJC Group S
Kaufman HA44Robert_Brenchley
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Hyrcanus II (67, 63-40BC) Hendin 478Prutah, 14x16mm, 2.44g.
Obverse: Yonatan the High Priest and the Council of the Jews in wreath.
Reverse: Crossed cornucopiae, ribbons, pomegranate between them.
Hendin 478
Most of these are overstruck on Jannaeus' star and anchor prutot, but this one shows no evidence of an overstrike.Robert_Brenchley
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JUDAEAN, AE15AE 15mm
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JUDAEAN, AE15 (2)AE 15mm
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JUDAEAN, AE16AE 16mm
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JUDAEAN, AE17AE 17mm
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JUDEA - ALEXANDER JANNAEUSAE Lepton. H-472. 103-76 B.C.E. Anchor/star.dpaul7
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JUDEA - ALEXANDER JANNAEUSAE Prutah. Hendin 469. Anchor/Star with Aramaic letters between points. 103-76 B.C.E.dpaul7
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JUDEA - ALEXANDER JANNAEUS (Yehonatan)Hendin #474: AE Prutah. 103-76 B.C.E. Hebrew inscription - Yehonatan the High Priest and the Council of the Jews, wreath around. Double cornucopia with ribbons, pomegranate between horns. dpaul7
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JUDEA - ALEXANDER JANNAEUS (Yehonatan)Hendin #473: AE Prutah. 103-76 B.C.E. In Hebrew: Yehonatan the High Priest and the Council of the Jews; wreath surrounding it. Rev: Double cornucopia with ribbons, pomegranate between horns.dpaul7
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JUDEA - ALEXANDER JANNAEUS (Yehonatan)Hendin #472 - AE Lepton. 103-76 B.C.E. Obverse: Upside-down anchor within circle, crude inscription. Reverse: Star, barbaric inscription. There are many varieties of this coin!dpaul7
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JUDEA - ALEXANDER JANNAEUS (Yehonatan)Hendin #470 - AE Prutah. 103-76 B.C.E. Obverse: Anchor; in Greek: Of King Alexander. Reverse: Star of 8 pellets. No inscription between the pellets. dpaul7
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JUDEA - ANTONIUS FELIXAE Prutah - Hendin #652. 54 A.D. NERW KLAV KAICAPOS /BRIT LID/KAIdpaul7
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JUDEA - ANTONIUS FELIXAE Prutah. 54 A.D. Hendin #651. IOYLIA AGRIPIPNA TI KLAUDIOS KAICAP GERM -- LI(DELTA). dpaul7
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JUDEA - HEROD AGRIPPA IAE Prutah, 41-42 A.D. 3 Gain ears/Umbrella. Hendin #553. AGPIPA BACILEWC.dpaul7
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JUDEA - HEROD AGRIPPA I JUDEA - HEROD AGRIPPA I AE Prutah, 41-42 A.D. 3 Gain ears/Umbrella. AGPIPA BACILEWC. Dated year 6 (AD 41/2). Hendin #553.dpaul7
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JUDEA - HEROD ARCHELAUSAE Prutah. Hendin #506. 4 B.C.E. - 6 A.D. HRW with prow of galley/ E(THETA)N.dpaul7
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JUDEA - HEROD ARCHELAUSAE Prutah, 4 B.C. - 6 A.D. Hendin #505a. Grapes/Helmet. HPWDOY.dpaul7
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Judea - Herod I - 40 - 4 B.C.AE Prutah, 40 – 4 B.C., Jerusalem, 14.6mm, 1.80g, 180°, Hendin 500
Obv: Anchor. HPWΔ BACI.
Rev: Double cornucopia with caduceus between; three dots above.Marti Vltori
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JUDEA - JEWISH REVOLTAE Prutah. Hendin 664. 68-69 A.D. Year 3. dpaul7
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JUDEA - JEWISH REVOLTAE Prutah. Hendin 661. 67-68 A.D. (Year 2).dpaul7
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JUDEA - JOHN HYRCANUS IHendin #463 - AE Prutah. Double conrucopia with Pomegranate between/Legend on reverse. 135-104 B.C.E.dpaul7
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JUDEA - JOHN HYRCANUS IAE 14 - Minted under Seleucid king. Hendin #451. Lily/Anchor. 132-130 B.C.E.dpaul7
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JUDEA - JOHN HYRCANUS I (YEHOHANAN)HENDIN #463. AE Prutah. 135-104 B.C.E. Obverse: In Hebrew: Yehohanan the High Priest and Head of the Council of the Jews. Reverse: Double cornucopia w/Ribbons, pomegranate between.dpaul7
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JUDEA - JOHN HYRCANUS I (YEHOHANAN)Hendin #451 - Seleucid Issue under John Hyrcanus I. 132-130 B.C.E. Obverse: Anchor upside down, in greek: "of King Antiochus, Benefactor". Year was put below the anchor. Reverse: Lily. dpaul7
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JUDEA - JOHN HYRCANUS II (Yonatan)Hendin #479: AE Prutah. 67 and 63-40 B.C.E. Crude Hebrew lettering; surrounded by wreath on obverse. Reverse: Double cornucopia, with ribbons; pomegranate between horns.
dpaul7
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JUDEA - JOHN HYRCANUS II (Yonatan)HENDIN #478. AE Prutah. 67 and 63-40 B.C.E. In Hebrew: Jonatan the High Priest and the COuncil of the Jews; surrounded by wreath. Double cornucopia adorned with ribbons, pomegranate between horns. dpaul7
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JUDEA - MARCUS AMBIBULUSAE Prutah. Date: LLG = 9 A.D. KAICAPOC. Date tree/grain ear. Hendin #636.dpaul7
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JUDEA - MATTATHIAS ANTIGONUS (Mattatayah)Hendin #482 - 40-37 B.C.E. AE-20. Single cornucopia with ribbons, vine leaf & grapes; in Hebrew: Mattatayah the High Priest. Reverse: In Greek: King Antigonus. dpaul7
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JUDEA - PORCIUS FESTUSAE Prutah. Hendin 653v. 58-59 A.D. NERWNOC KAICAPOS - LE.dpaul7
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JUDEA - VALERIUS GRATUSAE Prutah. Hendin 647. Minted 24 A.D. Date: LI(lambda) = 24. Reverse: IOYLIA.dpaul7
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Judea, Valerius Gratus, Reign of Tiberius, AE Prutah, 15-26 AD, Year 4, Caesarea Mint ,IOYLIA, Branch with large vine leaf and bunch of grapes Vertical amphora with scroll handles on base, L-D across fields Hendin 643; Meshorer 326aCanaan
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Marcus Ambibulus procurator under Augustus, Æ, 9-12 CEBronze prutah of Marcus Ambibulus, Procurator of Judea under Augustus, 9-12 CE, 16 mm.
Obverse: KAICAPOC (of Caesar), barley head curved to right;
Reverse: 8-branched date palm tree, bearing two bunches of dates, L – ΛΘ (Lambda theta) (= year 39 = 9/10 CE)
Reference: Hendin 636, SGIC 5607, TJC 313, AJC II, 281, Supp. V, 3.
Added to collection: November 27, 2005Daniel F
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Mattathias Antigonus prutah, H 483, TJC 40Prutah, 12x14mm, 1.31g.
Obverse: MTT/YH in two lines, in retrograde Hebrew
Reverse: Double cornucopia with an ear of grain between.
Hendin 483
Treasury of Jewish Coins 40.
There are two interesting things about these coins. Firstly, the flans were cast in double-sided moulds, giving a rather odd appearance. Secondly, the Hebrew inscription is retrograde. Meshorer says that signatures were sometimes reversed in the ancient world, and thus the inscription may have this character.Robert_Brenchley
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Vespasian AE AsIMP CAESAR VESPASIAN AVG COS III
laureate head right, globe at point of bust
VICTORIA AVGVSTI
Victory advancing left, holding wreath and palm, SC in fields
9.08g
Lugdunum mint 71 AD
Cohen 607. RIC 502
Early Judea Capta series AE
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Vespasian Judea Capta Ae AsIMP CAES VESPASIAN AVG COS III
Laureate head of Vespasian right
IVDAEA CAPTA SC
Judea as mourning captive seated right amidst arms at foot of palm-tree
Rome 71 AD
10.54g
Sear 2357
RIC 303 (R)
Ex-Incitatus
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Celebrates the success of Vespasian and Titus in quelling the First Jewish Revolt and the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem
From Curtis Clay:
The same type is more common with IVDEA (one A omitted): RIC 305 (C). However. IVDAEA CAPTA asses as a group are rarer than the corresponding sestertii, which add a standing Jew or the standing emperor to the type of Judaea mourning below a palm tree.
Jay GT4
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Vespasian, RIC 159, Sestertius of AD 71 ((Judea capta) Æ Sestertius (24.0g, Ø34mm, 6h). Roman mint. Struck AD 71.
Obv.: IMP CAES VESPASIAN AVG PM TR P P P COS III laureate head right
Rev.: IVDAEA CAPTA (around) S C (in ex.), to the right, Judea seated right, mourning under palm, shield before her; to the left, a captive standing right with hands tied behind.
RIC 159 (C3); Cohen 232
ex G.Henzen (Netherlands, 1996)
This issue commemorates the defeat of the Jewish revolt and the fall of Jerusalem in AD 70. Charles S
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