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Ancient Roman Bronze Coins (10) - The history of coinage in western civilization extends back nearly 3000 years. Circa 630 B.C., the Roman Empire minted coins with scene depicting historical portrayals (i.e. victories in war, birth of an heir, acts of social reform, etc.). Genuine Roman coins such as these are one small piece of one of the greatest civilizations of the world! With this offer, you will receive ten Roman coins. |
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(44 - 42 BC) Roman - Brutus Gold Slater Coin - NGC Certified Choice Uncirculated - You'll be the envy of your coin collecting friends when they see this incredible coin! Found in an amazing hoard from the Balkins, this gold coin weighs 8.49 grams and depicts a procession scene from one of Brutus silver denarii. Reverse side of the coin depicts the Roman eagle holding a victory wreath in one claw, similar to the Roman republic silver and gold motifs. Comes nicely displayed in a cherry glass top case with locking key and in a blue bag. |
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Antiochus VII Tetradrachm Silver Ancient Jewish Coin, NGC Cert. AU w/ BONUS Book - The Jewish Independence was realized when Syrian King Antiochus gave permission to the Jews to coin money in their own name. This coin shows the portrait of the king on one side and the seated figure of Zeus on the other. These coins were minted from 138 to 129 B.C. The Maccabees recaptured Jerusalem from the Syrians. In doing so, the Holy Temple was cleansed and rededicated and, as such, was cause for a celebration. This must have involved the distribution of the "spoils of war" coins of Antiochus. The largest of these were the Tetradrachms, or shekels (actual coin size approximately 30mm). The event is still remembered each year during the feast of Hanukah, which involved the custom of giving gifts of coins called "Hanukkah Gelt". |
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(100 - 50 B.C.) Egypt Ptolemaic Tetradrachm, NGC Certified - Ancient coins are valued for their beauty and rarity. The stories these coins illustrate about the civilizations from which they came have long fascinated numismatists. This 100 - 50 B.C. Egyptian Ptolemaic Tetradrachm is NGC certified. Ptolemy I of Egypt gained control of the Holy Land after the death of Alexander in 323 B.C. He issued silver tetradracms with his portrait on obverse and an eagle on reverse. |
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(40 - 4 B.C.) Judea Herod the Great, NGC Certified - Ancient coins are valued for their beauty and rarity. The stories these coins illustrate about the civilizations from which they came have long fascinated numismatists. This 40 - 4 B.C. Judea Herod the Great is NGC certified. The Bronze Prutah of Herod I features his inscription on the obverse and an anchor on the reverse. The actual size is approximately 13mm |
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(29 A.D.) Judaea Pontius Pilate Prutah, NGC Certified -
Ancient coins are valued for their beauty and rarity. The stories these coins illustrate about the civilizations from which they came have long fascinated numismatists. This 29 A.D. Judaea Pontius Pilate Prutah is NGC certified. The Pilate issued only two coins during his 10 years in office. The first Bronze Prutah was struck in A.D. 29. It features three bound ears of barley on the obverse and the Roman Sacrificial Simpulum (or Libration Ladle) on reverse. |
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