Biblical Widow's Mite Coin Pendant

Biblical Widow's Mite Coin PendantCoin: Bronze Prutah Obverse: Star Reverse: Anchor Date: Minted 103 76 B. C. Bezel: Sterling Silver Description This item is an authentic coin of Ancient Judea, minted in the time of Christ, placed in a handmade bezel of Sterling Silver. There is only 1 of this item; you will receive the exact pendant shown in the photos. Chain necklaces can be purchased separately through this link. History of the Artifact The coin commonly referred to today as the

sculptural form and unusually compact

The bronze follis from the reign of Julian the Apostate offers a captivating glimpse into a brief but deeply symbolic chapter of Roman history

introduced during the Western Han Dynasty under Emperor Wu of Han in 118 BCE

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these pieces circulated alongside other Hellenistic and Roman coins

fragmented into smaller kingdoms

no sufficient tangible changes to their pre-revolution conditions

The reverse features Zeus enthroned holding an eagle and sceptre

offering insight into the era's political culture and the ways in which Lenin's legacy was maintained and propagated through state-sponsored means

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These coins played a crucial role in the economy of the Hellenistic world

the denarii of Marcus Aurelius are valued not only for their historical and artistic significance but also for their ability to convey the complexity of his reign