• Ancient Coin from 103-76 BC: Struck during the reign of Alexander Jannaeus, this Judean Prutah dates back over 2,000 years, making it a tangible piece of biblical history from the ancient world.

• Graded EXCELLENT by NGC: Despite its incredible age, this Widow’s Mite has been preserved in remarkable condition, earning a top-tier grade from NGC, adding immense value and appeal to collectors of both ancient and biblical artifacts.

• Iconic Design with Deep Symbolism: Featuring an anchor on the obverse and a star on the reverse, this coin is famously referenced in the Bible (Mark 12:41-44, Luke 21:1-4), symbolizing humility and generosity through the Widow's offering story.

The Bronze Coin of Judaea, also known as the Widow's Mite, dates back to 103-76 BC and is a historically significant artifact from ancient Israel. This coin carries profound biblical importance, as it is often associated with the New Testament story in which Jesus commended a poor widow for giving her last two coins, referred to as mites, to the temple treasury—demonstrating the idea of sacrifice and devotion. The Widow's Mite was minted during the Hasmonean Dynasty, under King Alexander Jannaeus, a key period in Jewish history marked by political and religious turbulence.

This particular coin has been authenticated and certified by NGC in an EXCELLENT circulation! Given its age, coins from this period often suffer significant wear, making higher-grade examples like this one highly sought after, despite its age and circulation.

This exceptional coin comes certified and authenticated, ensuring its legitimacy as a true relic from the past. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, it offers you not just a collectible, but a tangible connection to a pivotal moment in religious history. Don’t miss this chance to own a piece of biblical heritage that beautifully embodies the spirit of giving. Add the Bronze Coin of Judea: The Widow's Mite to your collection today and celebrate the enduring legacy of faith and charity!