Coins

Seleucid Kingdom Greek Coins

The Seleucid Kingdom was a Hellenistic state that existed from 312 BC to 63 BC. One of the notable aspects of the Seleucid Kingdom was its coinage. The Seleucid coins were a blend of Greek and local influences, reflecting the diverse nature of the kingdom. The Seleucid coins typically featured the portrait of the ruling king on the obverse side, o...

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Antiochus VII Tetradrachm Silver Coin

This large silver coin is an Ancient Jewish coin, the Antiochus VII Tetradrachm, from a period in Old Testament times when the Kingdom of Syria ruled Israel. Hand-Minted, Well Preserved Larger silver coins from Greek-Syrian times were known as Tetradrachms for their official size and silver content. A defining moment in Jewish independence came whe...

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Alexander Jannaeus Biblical coins

Alexander Jannaeus, a Hasmonean king of Judaea from 103 to 76 BC, left a numismatic legacy that continues to fascinate collectors and historians alike. His coins, often referred to as "Widow's Mite" coins, are mentioned in the Bible in the story of the poor widow who gave two mites in the temple. These small bronze coins are a tangible connection t...

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