Step into ancient history with the Widow’s Mite: Judean Prutah Album – Select Grade, featuring a bronze prutah attributed to Alexander Jannaeus, king of Judaea, and minted around 100 BCE. This historic coin connects collectors with the world of the ancient Judean kingdom and the coins that circulated during the era associated with the New Testament.

The term “Widow’s Mite” is famously connected to the Gospels of Mark and Luke, where Jesus tells of a poor widow who contributed two mites—everything she had. Coins of this small denomination are traditionally associated with the biblical account, giving this ancient collectible a meaningful connection to one of the best-known lessons in the Gospels.

The prutah features the ancient bronze composition and historical character expected from a coin that has survived for more than two millennia. As a Select Grade example, each coin offers its own distinctive combination of age, surfaces, and preservation, making every piece a unique window into the ancient world.

Presented in an album format, this collectible provides an engaging way to display and preserve an ancient Judean coin. Whether you collect biblical coins, ancient Judaea, or historically significant world coinage, the Widow’s Mite album makes a fascinating addition to an educational collection.

Key Features

• Ancient Judean Prutah attributed to Alexander Jannaeus, King of Judaea
• Minted circa 100 BCE during the ancient Judean period
• Bronze composition with authentic ancient coin character
• Biblical connection to the Widow’s Mite mentioned in Mark and Luke

Bring a tangible piece of ancient history and biblical tradition into your collection with this Widow’s Mite Judean Prutah Album.