The product is a Widow's Mite ancient coin from the Roman Imperial era, certified as authentic and housed in a deluxe portfolio. This historical piece of currency holds significance from the Ancient Roman period, making it a valuable collectible for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike.
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Widow's Mite - Judean Prutah (103-76 BC) - Better Condition. Bronze prutah or lepton of Alexander Janneaus, king of Judaea, minted ca. 100 BCE. quietly and without care to be observed. This was in contrast to the rich Pharisees who would give their gold and silver (only a small portion of what they had ) to the poor only when it could be observed by others and bring them honor or acclaim.
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(Widows Mite Twelve Caesars Pontius Pilate AE Prutah Prefect of Judea struck under Tiberius. Type: Widows Mite. ALL OF OUR NGC & PCGS COINS THAT ARE CERTIFIED CAN IN FACT BE AUTHENTICATED.). All of our NGC and PCGS coins that are certified can in fact be authenticated.
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The product is a set of six ancient Roman coins known as Widow's Mite, dating back to 50 BC during the Roman Imperial era. These bronze coins are uncleaned and have been certified by NGC. These coins offer a glimpse into the ancient Roman period and provide a unique piece of history for collectors or history enthusiasts.
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Judaea Palestine Israel. Hasmonian Kings of Judaea, Alexander Jannaeus (Yehonatan) AE Prutah. 103-76 BC. "Jesus sat over against the (temple) treasury, and beheld how the people cast money into the treasury; and many that were rich cast in much.
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WHY NOT OWN THE BEST ! This Biblical "Widows Mite" is of "EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY" from the era of Alexander Jannaeus (103-76 BC), which is a beautifully "CENTERED" certified piece by NGC in CHOICE VERY FINE CONDITION, (STRIKE 5/5), Made of bronze with a fineness of 0.8, this Judean Prutah coin originates from Israel and belongs to the Roman Imperial period.
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Widow's Mite in Mini Album w/ Certificate of Authenticity. Bronze prutah or lepton of Alexander Janneaus, king of Judaea, minted ca. 100 BC. quietly and without care to be observed. This was in contrast to the rich Pharisees who would give their gold and silver (only a small portion of what they had ) to the poor only when it could be observed by others and bring them honor or acclaim.
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NGC Widows Mite AE Prutah JUDEA - Maccabean Kings 135-37 BC - Second Temple Period. Bronze ( AE ) prutah of Judaea, minted ca. 135-37 BCE by the Maccabean Kings. quietly and without care to be observed.
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