Judaea. Herod I (The Great), 40-4 BC. Bronze 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

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

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

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

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]

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

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

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

A lot of 6 Widow’s Mites from the Bible. Each is a bronze Prutah of Alexander Jannaeus of Judaea, 103 - 76 BC and features an eight-rayed star on one side and anchor on the other. Largest 15 mm in d

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

4-piece lot of Herod Agrippa I Bronze Prutahs. Each Hendin 1244 and each different including a one-half prutah cut for small change. Coins grade Fine to Very Fine Each fully described. Estimated Val

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

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