Ancient Judaea 52-59 CE Antonius Felix Roman procurator

Roman Provincial coinage (Roman procurators) > Judea > Antonius Felix (52 - 59/60 CE) dated to Claudius's regnal years 41-54 AD: AE Pruta (16 x 14.75mm, 1.9g), dated year 14 (54 AD); obverse: 4-lined

Two different small bronzes of Antonius Felix, the Roman Procurator under Emperor Nero, 52-60 CE, struck in Jerusale.

Ancient Judaea. 6-9 C.E. Christ lifetime era. Roman procurator, Coponius. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. The

Ancient Judaea 6-9 C.E. Christ lifetime era issue Roman procurator Coponius. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum.

Ancient Judaea 6-9 C.E. Christ lifetime era issue Roman procurator Coponius Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. T

Ancient Judaea. Valerius Gratus 15-26 C.E. Christ lifetime era. Roman procurator. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maxi

Ancient Judaea under Rome Nero Emperor 59-62 AD Copper Diameter 15 mm Weight 1.6 grams Procius Festus Roman procurator, Denomination Prutah, Obverse Palm branch with Greek script Reverse NERO wrotten

Greece and Rome, ca. 500 BCE to 400 CE. This is a collection of coins, some silver and some bronze, from different eras and places. One of them is an Antonius Felix from 58/59 CE. Size: 0.8" W (2 cm).

NGC Ancient Governors of Judaea, Porcius Festus, AD59-62, AE Prutah under Nero, AD 59 Graded VG By NGC. Porcius Festus was procurator of Judaea under NeroHe succeeded Felix, who had jailed the Apostle

52-59 AD. Under Claudius, year 14. Obvs: ???W ???V ???C?? legend with two oblong shields crossed. Revs: six-brached palm tree, one with L??/???, the other ????/KIA. H. 652. 3.38, 2.30 grams. ("). With

JUDAEA, Procurators. Year 14 Antonius Felix in the name of Claudius AE Prutah Estimate: $55

**First Time At Auction** Thirteen (13) Ancient Jewish prutah. Lot includes three from the 1st Revolt, 66 CE to 70 CE, all Reif. 147. 4 coins of Herod Agrippa, 37 CE to 44 CE. One of Antonius Felix, 5

Ancient Roman Hermes Bust, Bronze, Roman Judaea, 1st-2nd CE, 22x12mm, attractive natural patina. Provenance: Found in Israel, ex Shraga Qedar, Jerusalem, acquired 25 August, 2000

Judaea, Procurators. Porcius Festus (59-62 CE). Æ Prutah. 1,80 gr. – 15.7 mm. In the name of Nero. Jerusalem mint. Dated RY 5 of Nero (58/9 CE). O:\ N?P/?NO/C in three lines within wreath. R:\ L ?

A lot of 20 bronze coins from the Holy Land. Lot consists of bronze prutahs of various Roman procurators of Judaea as well as Herod Agrippa I. All are in nice condition and form a good group! Ex-Hamed

A lot of 20 bronze coins from the Holy Land. Lot consists of bronze prutahs of various Roman procurators of Judaea as well as Herod Agrippa I. All are in nice condition and form a good group! Ex-Hamed

A choice bronze prutah of Pontius Pilate from the Bible. Roman Procurators of Judaea, Pontius Pilate, AD 26 - 36. AE-Prutah struck Year 18 of the emperor Tiberius, AD 31. (2.33g, 16 mm). Emperors name

Title: Judaea, Procuratorial. Porcius Festus. Æ Prutah , 59-62 CE. Jerusalem.VF Date: 59-62 CE : Judaea,Porcius Festus. 59-62 C.E. Æ prutah (15 mm, 1.9 g). Procurator under Nero, Dated year 5 = 58/5

A Roman Period Carved Limestone Head of Emperor Caracalla - 3rd Century CE, Italy. An ancient limestone carved head of Marcus Aurelius Antonius, better known as Caracalla, Roman Emperor (211 CE - 217

Ancient Judaea Roman civic issue of Aelia Capitolina. Jerusalem. Antoninus Pius with Marcus Aurelius. 139-161 C.E. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance

Ancient Judaea. Roman provincial Agrippa ll and Domitian 85 C.E. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. The bidder w

19 mm, 6.08 grams Issued in 69 CE, in the fourth year of the revolt, just before the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple by the Romans the following year, this is the scarcest of the First Revolt bron

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]

JUDAEA. Late Roman, Oil Lamp c.3rd-5th cent CE. Multi-nozzle Ancient terracotta oil lamp. Beit Natif type, 6 inches length, with shovel-shaped body, loop type handle, central filling hole, and seven s