Judaea Widows Mite 103-76 BC
$65.00
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A significant piece of ancient Jewish numismatic history, the Judaea Widow's Mite represents one of the smallest coins ever produced. Minted between 103–76 BC during the Hasmonean period, this bronze lepton features Hebrew inscriptions and typically depicts a cornucopia or anchor on the obverse. Historically referenced in biblical tradition, these diminutive coins were used in daily commerce and remain highly sought by serious collectors of ancient coinage. Authentic examples provide tangible connection to the Second Temple era and are prized for their rarity and historical importance.
Judaea Widows Mite 103-76 BC
$65.00