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Hand made 14k ring with swiveling Jewish bronze coin ca.135 B.C. - 29 AD

widow's mite type

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Hand Made 14k Gold Pendant with swiveling large Bronze coin.

Large Bronze (27 mm) Bar Kochba Coin. This coin was minted during the Jewish revolt against Rome (year 132-135 AD). Obverse side: Palm tree with seven branches and two bunches of dates, and the Hebrew inscription - 'Simon' - (the first name of Bar Kochba). Reverse side: Vine leaf on tendril with the Hebrew inscription around - 'For the Freedom of Jerusalem'

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Widow's mite VF

Hand Made 14k Gold Pendant with Jewish bronze coin ca.135 B.C. - 29 AD

widow's mite

The biblical story of the widow's mite appears in the New Testament (Mark 12:41-44), it tells of a poor widow who gave two mites to the treasury of the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem.  Jesus used this offering, all that the poor widow owned, as an example of faith and sacrifice.  The mite is the smallest of all Roman coins (about the size of a dime); it circulated in Judea beginning in 103 BC, continuing into the early 1st century AD.

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Widow's mite VF

Reverse side of: Hand Made 14k Gold Pendant with Jewish bronze coin ca.135 B.C. - 29 AD

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Widow's mite VF

Hand Made 14k Gold Pendant with Jewish bronze coin ca.135 B.C. - 29 AD

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Widow's mite VF

Hand Made 14k Gold Pendant with Jewish bronze coin ca.135 B.C. - 29 A.D.

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Agrippa

14k Gold Pendant with Jewish bronze coin of Agrippa I ca.43 A.D.

Agrippa

Prutah of Agrippa I. 37-44 AD. Minted during 41-43 AD. Obverse side: Umbrella type canopy with fringes and partial Greek inscription (Of Agrippa the King). Reverse side: Three ears of barley between two leaves and date marks

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Agrippa

Reverse side of: 14k Gold Pendant set with Jewish bronze coin of Agrippa I ca.43 A.D.

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Widow's mite sm

14k light Gold Pendant with Jewish bronze coin ca.135 B.C. - 29 A.D.

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Widow's mite sm

Reverse sideof 14k lightGold Pendant with Jewish bronze coin ca.135 B.C. - 29 A.D.

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Widow's mite Silver E

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Widow's mite Silver E

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Masada type

Silver pendant set with Jewish revolt coin ca. 66-67 A.D.

The First Revolt, AD 66-70

Unhappy with the rule of the Roman Procurators, the Judaeans rose up in open revolt in AD 66. The revolt withstood the Romans for several years, but in AD 70 Titus was sent to put and end to it. Jerusalem was sacked and the Temple was destroyed. During this period, the Jewish people struck a number of types of coins. Obverse: A narrow-necked amphora surrounded by a Hebrew legend that translates to "YEAR 2", indicating that this type was struck in the 2nd years of the revolt (AD 67). Reverse: A Vine-branch with a single leaf, surrounded by a Hebrew legend that translates to "THE FREEDOM OF ZION".

Roman Imperial Coin

Silver pendant set with Roman Imperial Coin ca. 2nd century A.D.

Genric 2nd to 4th century A.D. roman coin. Obverse: head of Caesar

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Agrippa

Silver pendant set with Jewish bronze coin of Agrippa I ca.43 A.D.

Agrippa

Prutah of Agrippa I. 37-44 AD. Minted during 41-43 AD. Obverse side: Umbrella type canopy with fringes and partial Greek inscription (Of Agrippa the King). Reverse side: Three ears of barley between two leaves and date marks