A silver shekel, the third year of the Jewish War against Rome. Obv.: A cup surrounded by a paleo-Hebrew inscription שקל ישראל (shekel of Israel). Above the cup, the letters שג ,abbreviation of שנה ג (year third). Rev.: A stem with three pomegranates surrounded by insc. ירושלים הקדושה (Jerusalem the holy). 68/9 C.E. 13.92 grams, 22 mm, axis 12. TJC 202

A bronze coin, the 4th year of the Jewish War against Rome. Obv.: A cup with rom of ten pellets, surrounded by paleo-Hebrew insc. לגאלת ציון (for the redemption of Zion). Rev.: Bundle of lulav between two ethrogs surrounded by insc. שנת ארבע (year four). 69/70 C.E. 5.9 grams, 21 mm, axis 12. TJC 214

A silver denarius of Vespasian, Judaea Capta coinage. Obv.: A portrait of Vespasian facing right, surrounded by a Latin inscription SɅR VESPASIAN AVG. Rev.: A figure seated beside a trophy; underneath, the inscription IVDAEA (Judaea). 70/9 C.E. 2.7 grams, 17.5 mm, axis 6. For a similar example see: Sear 2296

A silver tetradrachm (Sela), Bar Kokhba Revolt. Obv.: Facade of the Temple in Jerusalem. The Temple is standing on a ladder shaped base. Above it, a rosette and the sign *. On the left side, vestiges of previous coin and Greek letters. Around, a paleo-Hebrew inscription שמעון (Shimon). Rev: Bundle of lulav with ethrog on left, surrounded by inscription לחרו[ת י]רושלים (for the freedom of Jerusalem). Undated coin. Tetradrachms of Bar Kokhba Revolt are mostly restruck on Syrian tetradrachms of the reign of Trajan. 132/5 C.E. 13.3 grams, 26 mm, axis 12. TJC 267

A medium bronze coin, Bar Kokhba Revolt . Obv.: A lyre with three strings surrounded by Paleo-Hebrew insc. שמעון (Shimon). Rev.: A palm branch in wreath surrounded by insc. [ל]חרות [ירושלים] (for the freedom of Jerusalem). Undated coin. 132/5 C.E. 7.9 gram, 21 mm, axis 12. TJC 297