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Ancient coins › Judea

See also: Roman provinces, Persian satrapies, Israel, British Palestine

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Judea - Kingdom of Judah ‒ Shekel (930 BC-586BC)

20 Gerahim (Gerah) = 1 Shekel

Bronze Currency Ingot (Larger Type) – obverse

Bronze Currency Ingot (Larger Type) – reverse

Bronze Currency Ingot (Larger Type)
(800 BC - 701 BC)
Bronze – 156.2 g – ø 9 mm

Bronze Currency Ingot (Standard Type) – obverse

Bronze Currency Ingot (Standard Type) – reverse

Bronze Currency Ingot (Standard Type)
(800 BC - 701 BC)
Bronze – 115 g

2 Gerah (Hacksilber ingot) – obverse

2 Gerah (Hacksilber ingot) – reverse

2 Gerah (Hacksilber ingot)
(930 BC - 586 BC)
Silver – 1.25 g

⅛ Shekel (Hacksilber ingot) – obverse

⅛ Shekel (Hacksilber ingot) – reverse

⅛ Shekel (Hacksilber ingot)
(930 BC - 586 BC)
Silver – 1.89 g

4 Gerah (Hacksilber ingot) – obverse

4 Gerah (Hacksilber ingot) – reverse

4 Gerah (Hacksilber ingot)
(930 BC - 586 BC)
Silver – 2.39 g

1 Shekel (Hacksilber ingot) – obverse

1 Shekel (Hacksilber ingot) – reverse

1 Shekel (Hacksilber ingot)
(930 BC - 586 BC)
Silver – 13.35 g

Judea - Macedonian Period ‒ Shekel (333 BC-302 BC)

24 Ma'im (Ma'ah) = 1 Shekel

¼ Ma'ah-Obol – obverse

¼ Ma'ah-Obol – reverse

¼ Ma'ah-Obol
(333 BC - 302 BC)
Silver – 0.18 g
Hendin# 1067

¼ Ma'ah-Obol - Yohanan – obverse

¼ Ma'ah-Obol - Yohanan – reverse

¼ Ma'ah-Obol - Yohanan
(333 BC - 302 BC)
Silver – 0.18 g
Hendin# 1071

¼ Ma'ah-Obol - Judah – obverse

¼ Ma'ah-Obol - Judah – reverse

¼ Ma'ah-Obol - Judah
(333 BC - 302 BC)
Silver – 0.18 g
Hendin# 1072

¼ Ma'ah-Obol – obverse

¼ Ma'ah-Obol – reverse

¼ Ma'ah-Obol
(333 BC - 302 BC)
Silver – 0.1 g
Hendin# 1073

¼ Ma'ah-Obol – obverse

¼ Ma'ah-Obol – reverse

¼ Ma'ah-Obol
(333 BC - 302 BC)
Silver – 0.18 g

½ Ma'ah-Obol – obverse

½ Ma'ah-Obol – reverse

½ Ma'ah-Obol
(333 BC - 302 BC)
Silver – 0.36 g
Hendin# 1068

½ Ma'ah-Obol - Hezekiah – obverse

½ Ma'ah-Obol - Hezekiah – reverse

½ Ma'ah-Obol - Hezekiah
(333 BC - 302 BC)
Silver – 0.36 g
Hendin# 1069

½ Ma'ah-Obol – obverse

½ Ma'ah-Obol – reverse

½ Ma'ah-Obol
(333 BC - 302 BC)
Silver – 0.36 g
Hendin# 1070

½ Ma'ah-Obol – obverse

½ Ma'ah-Obol – reverse

½ Ma'ah-Obol
(333 BC - 302 BC)
Silver – 0.3 g
Hendin# 1074

½ Ma'ah-Obol – obverse

½ Ma'ah-Obol – reverse

½ Ma'ah-Obol
(333 BC - 302 BC)
Silver – 0.36 g
Hendin# 1075

½ Ma'ah-Obol – obverse

½ Ma'ah-Obol – reverse

½ Ma'ah-Obol
(333 BC - 302 BC)
Silver – 0.29 g

½ Ma'ah-Obol – obverse

½ Ma'ah-Obol – reverse

½ Ma'ah-Obol
(333 BC - 302 BC)
Silver – 0.10 g

½ Ma'ah-Obol - Peha – obverse

½ Ma'ah-Obol - Peha – reverse

½ Ma'ah-Obol - Peha
(333 BC - 302 BC)
Silver – 0.22 g

Judea - Ptolemaic Period ‒ Shekel (302 BC-260 BC)

24 Ma'im (Ma'ah) = 1 Shekel

Unknown Denomination - Ptolemy II – obverse

Unknown Denomination - Ptolemy II – reverse

Unknown Denomination - Ptolemy II
(261 BC - 260 BC)
Silver – 1.71 g
Hendin# 1084

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