Description
REFERENCE #
JW-RM-1115
CIVILIZATION
Judean, ca. 132 – 135 AD
CONDITION
Mint condition
PRICE
$4800
PROVENANCE
Jerusalem Private Collection
Frequently Asked Questions
The Bar Kokhba Revolt coin was struck during the Jewish revolt against the Roman Empire between AD 132 and 135. It symbolizes Jewish independence and national identity, featuring inscriptions and imagery that reflect the cultural and spiritual heritage of Judea during that period.
The obverse of the coin depicts a flourishing date palm with the inscription "Year 3" in ancient Paleo-Hebrew script, symbolizing the Land of Israel. The reverse shows a vine leaf surrounded by a Paleo-Hebrew inscription proclaiming the "Freedom of Jerusalem," highlighting agricultural abundance and spiritual heritage.
The authentic bronze coin from the Bar Kokhba Revolt is expertly mounted in a handcrafted 14k gold pendant. This presentation transforms the historical artifact into an elegant piece of wearable history, combining craftsmanship with profound cultural significance.
The coin is in mint condition, ensuring its preservation and quality. It comes from a private collection in Jerusalem, adding to its authenticity and historical value.
Due to its historical importance as a symbol of Jewish resistance and independence, its excellent preservation, and the unique craftsmanship of the 14k gold pendant setting, this coin is a rare and exceptional heirloom for collectors and history enthusiasts alike.
The inscription "Year 3" refers to the third year of the Bar Kokhba Revolt, marking the time when the coin was minted. This dating provides historical context and authenticity to the artifact.









