Description
The Jewish silver full shekel of the third year of the Roman Jewish revolt
REFERENCE #
CO-JU-1003
CIVILIZATION
Judaean, ca. 68 AD- 69 AD
SIZE
Diam 2.1 cm
CONDITION
Mint condition
PRICE
Por
PROVENANCE
Jerusalem Private Collection
Frequently Asked Questions
The Jewish silver full shekel is a coin minted during the third year of the Roman Jewish revolt, around 68-69 AD. It holds historical significance as a symbol of Jewish resistance and autonomy during that period.
This silver full shekel belongs to the Judaean civilization and dates back to approximately 68-69 AD, during the Roman Jewish revolt.
The coin has a diameter of 2.1 cm and is noted to be in mint condition, indicating it is well-preserved without significant wear or damage.
The provenance of this coin is a private collection in Jerusalem, indicating it has been preserved and held by a collector in that region.
No, the price is not provided in the information available; it is marked as 'Por,' which may indicate it is for sale upon request or price on request.
The mint condition of the coin means it is exceptionally well-preserved, which enhances its historical and collectible value, making it more desirable to collectors and historians.
