A large bronze coin of Mattathias Antigonus. Obv.: Double cornucopia; around and between them, Paleo-Hebrew insc. [מתת]יה כהן גדל [חבר] ים (Mattathias the High Priest and the council of the Jews). Rev.: A wreath of ivy leaves surrounded by Greek insc. BACIɅE[ΩΣ ANTIΓONOY] (of king Antigonus). This coin, as most coins of Mattathias, has a flan comprising two parts. 37-40 BCE. 15.1 grams, 21 mm, axis 12, TJC 36e

A bronze coin of Herod the Great, mint of Samaria. Obv.: Crested helmet in profile with cheek piece surrounded by Greek insc. HPΩΔOY BAΣ[I]ɅEΩΣ LΓ (of king Herod, year three). Rev.: A decorated shield. 40 BCE 5.2 grams, 20 mm, TJC 45b

Two Bronze Prutah Coins of Agrippa I, mint of Jerusalem. 1. Barbaric striking. Obv.: A canopy surrounded by distorted Greek insc. AΓPIɅ BAC[IɅEWC] (of king Agrippa). wide letters. Rev.: Three ears of grain. 41/2 C.E. 1.7 grams, 16 mm, axis 12. For similar examples see: TJC 120 2. A bronze prutah of Agrippa I, mint of Jerusalem. Obv.: A canopy surrounded by Greek insc. AΓPIΠA BACIɅEWC (of king Agrippa). Rev.: Three ears of grain and the date Lς (sixth year). 41/2 C.E. 2.7 grams, 17 mm, axis 12. TJC 120

A bronze prutah of Marcus Ambibulus, procurator of Judea under Augustus. Obv.: An ear of grain and Greek insc. KAICAPOC (of Caesar). Rev.: A palm tree and underneath the date L ΛΘ (year 39). 9/10 C.E. 2.3 grams, 16 mm, axis 12, TJC 313

A bronze prutah of Valerius Gratus, procurator of Judea under Tiberius. Obv.: A Greek insc. in upside down wreath IOY ΛIA (Julia). Rev.: Three lilies stemming from between two leaves and the date L [Γ] (year 3). 16 C.E, 2.4 grams, 17 mm, axis 12, TJC 321