Travel back more than 2,000 years with the Judaea AE Herod I (40–4 BC) Prutah, a genuine bronze coin struck during the reign of Herod the Great. Minted approximately 2,060 to 2,064 years ago, this remarkable ancient coin offers a tangible connection to the world of biblical history, Roman influence, and the Second Temple period.

The coin features two powerful symbols of Herod’s rule: an anchor on the obverse, representing strength and authority, and a double cornucopia on the reverse, symbolizing abundance and prosperity. As a small bronze Prutah used in everyday commerce, this coin was created during one of the most fascinating and historically significant eras of ancient Judaea.

Herod the Great is remembered as a complex and controversial ruler whose reign was marked by political ambition, monumental construction, and enduring historical influence. Most notably, he oversaw the dramatic expansion of the Second Temple in Jerusalem, with portions of the monumental Temple complex—including the Western Wall—remaining important landmarks today.

This particular Prutah has been graded “HG” by NGC, which suggests it has been deemed “Highly Graded,” making it an especially appealing addition for collectors. With its iconic ancient designs, remarkable age, and a Certificate of Authenticity included, this coin offers the opportunity to own an authenticated piece of ancient history.

Key Features:

• Genuine Judaea AE Herod I Prutah struck between 40 and 4 BC

• Approximately 2,060 to 2,064 years old

• Features Herod’s iconic anchor and double cornucopia designs

• NGC graded “HG,” suggesting a “Highly Graded” designation, and includes a Certificate of Authenticity

The Judaea AE Herod I (40–4 BC) Prutah – NGC (HG) is more than an ancient coin—it is a surviving witness to one of the most extraordinary periods in history. Add this authentic piece of ancient Judaea to your collection and hold a remarkable connection to the age of Herod the Great.