Ancient Resource: Authentic Ancient Coins of the Roman Procurators of Judaea

Lifetime of Jesus! Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod II Archelaus, 4 BC - 6 AD. Bronze prutah. Anchor with long arms, HΡωΔOY / EΘN within wreath. ref: Hendin 1192/508 for type. 14.5 mm, 1.33 g. Black patina with earthen deposits. Ex CNG. #CH2701: $175	Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod Agrippa I, 37-44 AD. Bronze prutah, struck 42 AD. Umbrella-like canopy with fringes, AGRIPA BACILEWC / Three ears of barley between two leaves, date L S at sides (year 6 = 42 AD). 17 mm, 2.31 g. ref: Hendin 553/1244; AJC II, 249,11. Herod Agrippa I is referenced in the New Testament, Acts 12: he ordered the execution of the apostle James, and imprisoned Peter with intent to execute him as well, but Peter miraculously escaped. #CH2016: $75
Marcus Ambibulus, Prefect of Judaea 9-12 AD. A member of the Roman elite, he ruled Judaea under Augustus Caesar. Bronze Prutah. Year 39 = 9 AD. Eight-branched palm tree bearing two bunches of dates, date in fields: L-MA / Ear of barley turned to right, KAICAPOC. 16mm, 2.08 g. ref: Hendin 1331. Deep coppery tone, choice detail! ex-London Coin Galleries. #CH2593: $150	Antonius Felix, procurator of Judaea. Year 14 = 54 AD, under Roman emperor Claudius. At least once Felix met with Saint Paul in Caesarea, as referenced in the New Testament (Acts 24:24-26). Two crossed shields and spears, NERW KLAV KAICP / Six branched palm tree bearing two bunches of dates, BRIT above; L-ID K-AI across field. 16 mm, 1.42 g. ref: Hendin 652. #CH2017: $55
Porcius Festus, Procurator of Judaea Under Nero, 59-62 AD. Bronze Prutah. Year 5 = 59 AD. Saint Paul had his final appeal before Festus before being sent off to Rome. The Jewish Revolt against Rome commenced shortly after his term. Palm-branch surrounded by L C•KAIC-APOC / NEP • ωNO • C in three lines within wreath tied at bottom with an X. 15.5 mm, 2.26 g. Excellent deep brassy tone. Choice detail! ref: Hendin 653/1351. ex-London Coin Galleries. #CH2590: $150	Porcius Festus, Procurator of Judaea Under Nero, 59-62 AD. Bronze Prutah. Year 5 = 59 AD. Saint Paul had his final appeal before Festus before being sent off to Rome. The Jewish Revolt against Rome commenced shortly after his term. Palm-branch surrounded by L C•KAIC-APOC / NEP • ωNO • C in three lines within wreath tied at bottom with an X. 17 mm, 2.44 g. Choice detail! ref: Hendin 653/1351. Olive-green patina, earthen highlights. Much nicer than photo! ex-Herakles Numismatics. #CH2599: $99
Lifetime of Jesus! Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod II Archelaus, 4 BC - 6 AD. Bronze prutah. Anchor, HΡωΔ, / Crossed cornucopiae, caduceus between, N above, EΘN. ref: Hendin 1193/507 for type. 14 mm, 1.36 g. Deep olive-green patina with attractive earthen highlights. Sharp detail! Ex CNG. #CH2699: $199	Lifetime of Jesus! Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod II Archelaus, 4 BC - 6 AD. Bronze prutah. Anchor, HΡωΔ, / Crossed cornucopiae, caduceus between, N above, EΘN. ref: Hendin 1193/508 for type. 14 mm, 1.16 g. Olive-green patina, excellent detail! Much better than photo allows. Ex CNG. #CH2700: $199
Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod Agrippa I, 37-44 AD. Bronze prutah, struck 42 AD. Umbrella-like canopy with fringes, AGRIPA BACILEWC / Three ears of barley between two leaves, date L S at sides (year 6 = 42 AD). ref: Hendin 553/1244; AJC II, 249,11 for type. Certified and encapsulated by NGC! Coin diameter 16mm. Herod Agrippa I is referenced in the New Testament, Acts 12: he ordered the execution of the apostle James, and imprisoned Peter with intent to execute him as well, but Peter miraculously escaped. #CH2756: $175	Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod Agrippa I, 37-44 AD. Bronze prutah, struck 42 AD. Umbrella-like canopy with fringes, AGRIPA BACILEWC / Three ears of barley between two leaves, date L S at sides (year 6 = 42 AD). ref: Hendin 553/1244; AJC II, 249,11 for type. Certified and encapsulated by NGC! Coin diameter 17mm. Herod Agrippa I is referenced in the New Testament, Acts 12: he ordered the execution of the apostle James, and imprisoned Peter with intent to execute him as well, but Peter miraculously escaped. #CH2757: $175
Porcius Festus, Procurator of Judaea Under Nero, 59-62 AD. Bronze Prutah. Year 5 = 59 AD. Palm-branch surrounded by L C•KAIC-APOC / NEP • ωNO • C in three lines within wreath tied at bottom with an X. Coin diameter 14mm. ref: Hendin 653/1351 for type. Olive-green patina, reddish earthen highlights. Certified and graded Very Fine by NGC! Saint Paul had his final appeal before Festus before being sent off to Rome. The Jewish Revolt against Rome commenced shortly after his term. #CH2758: $175	Lifetime of Jesus! Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod II Archelaus, 4 BC - 6 AD. Bronze prutah (NGC has incorrectly attributed as half prutah). Prow of galley right, HΡω / EΘN in wreath. ref: Hendin 506; Meshorer 72; Hendin 1197; RPC I 4916 for type (full prutah). Coin diameter 13mm, encapsulated and certified by NGC. Herod Archelaus is referenced in the New Testament, Gospel of Mark 12:41-44, and Luke 21: 1-4. #CH2768: $250 SOLD
Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod Agrippa I, 37-44 AD. Bronze prutah, struck 42 AD. Umbrella-like canopy with fringes, AGRIPA BACILEWC / Three ears of barley between two leaves, date L S at sides (year 6 = 42 AD). ref: Hendin 553/1244; AJC II, 249,11 for type. Certified and encapsulated by NGC! Coin diameter 16mm. Herod Agrippa I is referenced in the New Testament, Acts 12: he ordered the execution of the apostle James, and imprisoned Peter with intent to execute him as well, but Peter miraculously escaped. #CH2763: $175	Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod Agrippa I, 37-44 AD. Bronze prutah, struck 42 AD. Umbrella-like canopy with fringes, AGRIPA BACILEWC / Three ears of barley between two leaves, date L S at sides (year 6 = 42 AD). ref: Hendin 553/1244; AJC II, 249,11 for type. Certified and encapsulated by NGC! Coin diameter 17mm. Herod Agrippa I is referenced in the New Testament, Acts 12: he ordered the execution of the apostle James, and imprisoned Peter with intent to execute him as well, but Peter miraculously escaped. #CH2772: $175

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Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod Agrippa I, 37-44 AD. Governed under Claudius of Rome, and was responsible for the trial of St. Paul in 60 AD. Bronze prutah, dated Year 6 = 41-42 AD. Umbrella-like canopy with fringes, AGRIPA BACILEWC / Three ears of barley between two leaves, date L S at sides. ref: Hendin 553, SGI 5567, AJC II 11.

Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod Agrippa II, 27-100 AD. Grew up with Roman emperor Claudius in Rome, was sent to govern Judaea. He knew the historian Josephus well, and supplied him with much information for his Histories. He was responsible for the trial of Saint Paul in 60 AD. Bronze prutah, year 66-67 AD. Umbrella-like canopy with fringes, AGRIPA BACILEWC / Three ears of barley between two leaves, date L S at sides. ref: Hendin 553, SGI 5567, AJC II 11.17 mm, 2.02 g. #CH2008: $125 SOLD

Porcius Festus, Procurator of Judaea Under Nero, 59-62 AD. Bronze Prutah. Year 5 = 59 AD. Saint Paul had his final appeal before Festus before being sent off to Rome. The Jewish Revolt against Rome commenced shortly after his term. Palm-branch surrounded by KAICAPO & date LE / NEP-WNO-C, legend in a wreath tied at bottom with an X. ref: Hendin 653. 16 mm, 3.02 g. Nice detail #CH2009: $75 SOLD

Porcius Festus, Procurator of Judaea Under Nero, 59-62 AD. Bronze Prutah. Year 5 = 59 AD. Saint Paul had his final appeal before Festus before being sent off to Rome. The Jewish Revolt against Rome commenced shortly after his term. Palm-branch surrounded by KAICAPO & date LE / NEP-WNO-C, legend in a wreath tied at bottom with an X. 16 mm, 2.17 g. ref: Hendin 653. Ex-Guildcraft, purchased in 1991. #CH2084: $125 SOLD

Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod Agrippa II, 27-100 AD. Grew up with Roman emperor Claudius in Rome, was sent to govern Judaea. He knew the historian Josephus well, and supplied him with much information for his Histories. He was responsible for the trial of Saint Paul in 60 AD. Bronze prutah, year 66-67 AD. Umbrella-like canopy with fringes, AGRIPA BACILEWC / Three ears of barley between two leaves, date L S at sides. 18.5 mm, 3.07 g. ref: Hendin 553, SGI 5567, AJC II 11. Ex-CNG. #CH2183: $125 SOLD

Lifetime of Jesus!
Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod Archelaus, 4 BC - 6 AD. Bronze prutah. War helmet with trailing plumage and cheek pieces, small caduceus below left, ETHNAPXOY below / Bunch of grapes, HPWOY around. 15 mm, 2.04 g. ref: Hendin 505, Meshorer 6A. Excellent detail, lovely dark brassy tone. A choice specimen! #CH2395: $225 SOLD

Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod Agrippa II, 27-100 AD. Grew up with Roman emperor Claudius in Rome, was sent to govern Judaea. He knew the historian Josephus well, and supplied him with much information for his Histories. He was responsible for the trial of Saint Paul in 60 AD. Bronze prutah, year 66-67 AD. Umbrella-like canopy with fringes, AGRIPA BACILEWC / Three ears of barley between two leaves, date L S at sides. 17 mm, 2.73 g. ref: Hendin 553, SGI 5567, AJC II 11. Black patina, reddish earthen deposits. Very nice! #CH2399: $150 SOLD

Porcius Festus, Procurator of Judaea Under Nero, 59-62 AD. Bronze Prutah. Year 5 = 59 AD. Saint Paul had his final appeal before Festus before being sent off to Rome. The Jewish Revolt against Rome commenced shortly after his term. Palm-branch surrounded by KAICAPO & date LE / NEP-WNO-C, legend in a wreath tied at bottom with an X. 14x15.5 mm, 1.07 g. ref: Hendin 653. Nice deep reddish patina. #CH2394: $125 SOLD

Antonius Felix, procurator of Judaea. Year 14 = 54 AD, under Roman emperor Claudius. At least once Felix met with Saint Paul in Caesarea, as referenced in the New Testament (Acts 24:24-26). Two crossed shields and spears, NERW KLAV KAICP / Six branched palm tree bearing two bunches of dates, BRIT above; L-ID K-AI across field. 17 mm, 2.55 g. Olive-green to red patina, earthen deposits. Better than photo! ref: Hendin 652. #CH2400: $85 SOLD

Porcius Festus, Procurator of Judaea Under Nero, 59-62 AD. Bronze Prutah. Year 5 = 59 AD. Saint Paul had his final appeal before Festus before being sent off to Rome. The Jewish Revolt against Rome commenced shortly after his term. Palm-branch surrounded by L C•KAIC-APOC / NEP • ωNO • C in three lines within wreath tied at bottom with an X. ref: Hendin 653/1351. 17 mm, 2.48 g. Reddish-brown patina with olive-green earthen deposits. Better than photo. #CH2402: $75 SOLD

Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod Agrippa I, 37-44 AD. Bronze prutah, struck 42 AD. Umbrella-like canopy with fringes, AGRIPA BACILEWC / Three ears of barley between two leaves, date L S at sides (year 6 = 42 AD). 17 mm, 2.75 g. ref: Hendin 553/1244; AJC II, 249,11. Ex-CNG. Herod Agrippa I is referenced in the New Testament, Acts 12: he ordered the execution of the apostle James, and imprisoned Peter with intent to execute him as well, but Peter miraculously escaped. #CH2184: $99 SOLD

Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod Agrippa I, 37-44 AD. Bronze prutah, struck 42 AD. Umbrella-like canopy with fringes, AGRIPA BACILEWC / Three ears of barley between two leaves, date L S at sides (year 6 = 42 AD). 17mm, 2.69 g. ref: Hendin 553/1244; AJC II, 249,11. Smooth black patina, earthen highlights. ex-Herakles Numismatics. Herod Agrippa I is referenced in the New Testament, Acts 12: he ordered the execution of the apostle James, and imprisoned Peter with intent to execute him as well, but Peter miraculously escaped. #CH2600: $125 SOLD

Judaea, Valerius Gratus, Pocurator of Judea under Tiberius, during the lifetime of Jesus. Bronze Prutah, dated Year 3 of Tiberius’ reign (16 AD). IOVLIA within wreath / Three lilies in bloom flanked by date L-G. 17 mm, 1.85 g. Cf: Hendin 642; Meshorer, A Treasury of Jewish Coins (New York 2001), pl. 73, no. 321. Olive-green patina, earthen deposits. ex-Naville Numismatics. Rare! #CH2401: $125 SOLD

Porcius Festus, Procurator of Judaea Under Nero, 59-62 AD. Bronze Prutah. Year 5 = 59 AD. Saint Paul had his final appeal before Festus before being sent off to Rome. The Jewish Revolt against Rome commenced shortly after his term. Palm-branch surrounded by L C•KAIC-APOC / NEP • ωNO • C in three lines within wreath tied at bottom with an X. ref: Hendin 653/1351. 15.5 mm, 1.46 g. Ex-Guildcraft, purchased in 1991. #CH2085: $99 SOLD

Roman Procurators of Judaea. Antonius Felix, under Claudius 52-59 AD. Bronze Prutah, struck 54 AD, Jerusalem Mint. Palm tree; L-I(delta) across fields. [B]RIT KAI / Two crossed spears and shields. NERW KLAU K[AICA]R. ref: Hendin 1348; RPC I 4971. Glossy light brown patina with gray-green contrast. Typical light rougness and flan flaws. 17mm, 2.60g. Grade Good Fine. ex-Tempe, AZ collection; Ex-Civitas Galleries. #CH2567: $125 SOLD

Porcius Festus, Procurator of Judaea Under Nero, 59-62 AD. Bronze Prutah. Year 5 = 59 AD. Saint Paul had his final appeal before Festus before being sent off to Rome. The Jewish Revolt against Rome commenced shortly after his term. Palm-branch surrounded by L C•KAIC-APOC / NEP • ωNO • C in three lines within wreath tied at bottom with an X. ref: Hendin 653/1351. 16.79mm; 1.99 g. Near-VF. ex-Tempe, AZ collection; ex-Marc Breitsprecher. #CH2566: $75 SOLD

Marcus Ambibulus, Prefect of Judaea 9-12 AD. A member of the Roman elite, he ruled Judaea under Augustus Caesar. Bronze Prutah. Year 39 = 9 AD. Eight-branched palm tree bearing two bunches of dates, date in fields: L-AQ / Ear of barley turned to right, KAICAPOC. ref: Hendin 636, Meshorer 2, RPC 4954. 15 mm, 1.90 g. Nice golden patina, terrible photo! #CH2007: $150 SOLD

Antonius Felix, procurator of Judaea. Year 14 = 54 AD, under Roman emperor Claudius. At least once Felix met with Saint Paul in Caesarea, as referenced in the New Testament (Acts 24:24-26). Two crossed shields and spears, NERW KLAV KAICP / Six branched palm tree bearing two bunches of dates, BRIT above; L-ID K-AI across field. 17 mm, 2.16 g. ref: Hendin 652. Excellent! #CH2019: $125 SOLD

Coponius, procurator of Judea under Augustus Caesar, 6-9 AD. Coponius conducted the census of Judeans around 7 AD. Bronze prutah. Ear of grain, KAICA POC (Of Caesar) / Palm tree, dates & date beneath. 16 mm, 2.29 g. ref: Hendin 635. Excellent detail, lovely radiant tone. Choice! #CH2010: $175 SOLD

Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod Agrippa II, 27-100 AD. Grew up with Roman emperor Claudius in Rome, was sent to govern Judaea. He knew the historian Josephus well, and supplied him with much information for his Histories. He was responsible for the trial of Saint Paul in 60 AD. Bronze prutah, year 66-67 AD. Umbrella-like canopy with fringes, AGRIPA BACILEWC / Three ears of barley between two leaves, date L S at sides. 17 mm, 1.87 g. ref: Hendin 553, SGI 5567, AJC II 11. Ex-CNG. #CH2182: $125 SOLD

VERY RARE!
Herod Antipas, 4 BC-40 AD, AE18 Half Denomination. Dated Year 37 = 33-34 AD. Mint of Tiberias. HPWDOY TETPAPXOY, upright palm branch, date L-AZ / Inscription TIBE PIAC in laurel wreath. 18x20 mm, 5.10 g. ref: Hendin 1212. A gorgeous example of a very scarce coin! ex-Coin Galleries, NY April 15, 1998 no. 119; ex-CNG. Very rare! #CH2442: $1500 SOLD

Judaea. Herodians. Herod III Antipas. Bronze Half Unit, Tiberias mint. Palm branch, LMG (year 4) date / TIBePIAC in two lines within wreath. 19.63 mm, 6.65 g. ref: Hendin 1204, RPC I 4923. Rare type! ex NSW, Australia collection; ex-Nilus Coins. #CH2751: $399 SOLD

Porcius Festus, Procurator of Judaea Under Nero, 59-62 AD. Bronze Prutah. Year 5 = 59 AD. Saint Paul had his final appeal before Festus before being sent off to Rome. The Jewish Revolt against Rome commenced shortly after his term. Palm-branch surrounded by L C•KAIC-APOC / NEP • ωNO • C in three lines within wreath tied at bottom with an X. ref: Hendin 653/1351. 16 mm, 1.89 g. #CH2392: $125 SOLD

Coponius, procurator of Judea under Augustus Caesar, 6-9 AD. Coponius conducted the census of Judeans around 7 AD. Bronze prutah. Ear of grain, KAICA POC (Of Caesar) / Palm tree, dates & date beneath. 17 mm, 2.32 g. ref: Hendin 635. Smooth olive-green patina, earthen highlights. Much nicer than photo! ex-London Coin Galleries. #CH2589: $150 SOLD

Herodian Kings. Herod Agrippa I, 37-44 AD. Bronze prutah, struck 42 AD. Umbrella-like canopy with fringes, AGRIPA BACILEWC / Three ears of barley between two leaves, date L S at sides (year 6 = 42 AD). 17 mm, 3.14 g. ref: Hendin 553/1244; AJC II, 249,11. Olive-green patina, earthen highlights. He is referenced in the New Testament, Acts 12: he ordered the execution of the apostle James, and imprisoned Peter with intent to execute him as well, but Peter miraculously escaped. #CH2023: $75 SOLD

VERY RARE!
Herod Antipas! Judaea. Herodians. Herod III Antipas. Bronze Half Unit. Dated RY 43=39/40 AD, City of Tiberias mint, struck under Gaius Caligula. ΓAIΩ/KAICAP/ΓEPMA/NIKΩ in four lines within wreath / Palm branch, HPΩΔHC TE-TPAPXHC; date across field: (L MΓ). 19mm, 6.45 g. ref: Hendin 1216; TJC 92; RPC 4935. Ex Savoca Numismatics. Excellent high-relief detail! A very rare ruler. I don't even have one in my own collection. #CH2659: SOLD

Lifetime of Jesus!
Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod II Archelaus. RARE bronze 2 Prutot. Double cornucopia, adorned with grapes, ΡωΔOC / War galley facing left, with aphlaston, oars, cabin, and ram, EΘN-ΡXA-CH. 18mm, 3.09g. ref: Hendin 1194, Meshorer 59. Ex-CNG. This is a very large coin for the period, and one I'd LOVE to keep for my own collection! #CH2629: $350 SOLD

Lifetime of Jesus!
Judaea, Herodian Kings. Herod II Archelaus, 4 BC - 6 AD. Bronze prutah. Prow of galley right, HΡω / EΘN in wreath. 13mm, 1.23 g. ref: Hendin 506/1197; Meshorer 72; RPC I 4916 for type. Very rare, and an exceptional example for these! Ex Berkeley, CA collection. Herod Archelaus was the son of Herod the Great, and ruled Judaea after his father's death in 4 BC. He was the reigning king when Jesus was born. Archelaus in Jerusalem was the ruler Joseph wanted to avoid with his pregnant wife Mary, which is the reason they went to Nazareth to have their Son. #CHG1310: $199 SOLD