Jewish Revolt coins for sale from Israel
The great Jewish revolt against Rome, also known as the First Jewish Revolt famously ended in Masada. In 67 – 72 A.D the Roman legions built a rampart that would reach the fortress built by Herod the Great and overcame the Jews.
The coins of both the 1st and 2nd Jewish Revolt are very important mints as the ancient Paleo Hebrew inscription read “For the freedom to Zion” and motivated the Jews to fight the Romans.
The major historical events that took place in Judea at this time that are recorded on these coins make them important and collectible items.
Simon Bar Kokhba, leader of the Second Jewish Revolt in 132 A.D, who many Jews considered a Messianic figure. Their hopes were he would lead the a war to free the people from Roman rule allowing them them to rebuild the Temple.
The spiritual leader of the revolt Rabbi Akiva, along with Simon Bar Kokhba minted these coins to rally fighters onto victory.
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‘Freedom of Zion’ Script in Ancient Hebrew on a Coin
Quick ViewAncient coin of the First Jewish Revolt (66-70).
● First Jewish Revolt coin year 69 AD.
● Jewish coin used in Jerusalem.
● Stamped in paleo Hebrew letters.
● Stamped by “for the freedom of Zion”.
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‘Freedom to Zion’ Coin – Jewish Revolt Against Rome Year 68 AD
Quick ViewMasada Revolt Coin – Jewish war Against Rome year 68 AD.
● First Jewish Revolt Coin.
● Stamped with Paleo Hebrew.
● Written ‘For the Freedom to Zion’.
● Grape leaf and Cup shown both sides.
● Certificate of authenticity included.
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Ancient Coin of the ‘First Jewish Revolt’ Masada
Quick ViewMasada Coin – First Jewish Revolt Against Rome year 68 AD.
● Coin of the Jewish First Revolt Masada.
● Minted in Judea year 68 AD.
● Stamped with ‘For the Freedom to Zion’.
● Includes a display stand.
● Certificate of authenticity.
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Bar Kokhba Revolt Coin: A Symbol of Jewish Resistance and Victory
Quick ViewBar Kokhba Revolt Coin
- Minted in 134 AD during the Bar Kokhba Revolt
- Stamped with Jerusalem in Paleo-Hebrew script
- Front side features a palm tree, symbolizing victory
- Significant to Jewish rebels in maintaining holiness
- Available through authorized antiquity dealers
- Reflects Jewish resilience and hope in 133 AD
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Coin of Simon Bar Kokhba Leader of the Second Jewish Revolt
Quick ViewAuthentic Historical Artifact: ‘Freedom to Zion’ Coin with IAA Export Approval
- Simon Bar Kokhba bronze coin, 134 A.D.
- Side A: “Simon Prince of Israel” inscription
- Side B: “Freedom to Zion” message
- Discovered in historic Jerusalem site
- Includes authenticity certificate & IAA approval
- Significant piece of Jewish history & investment
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First Jewish Revolt Coin – A Jewish coin Stamped with Hebrew Letters
Quick ViewSecure Your Piece of History with IAA Approval
- Ancient coin from the First Revolt against Rome era.
- Features “For the Freedom to Zion” inscription.
- Stamped in ancient Hebrew letters, rich in history.
- Authorized antiquity dealer based in Israel.
- Includes a certificate of authenticity for assurance.
- IAA export approval ensures legal acquisition.
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First Jewish War against Rome Bronze Coin
Quick ViewBronze Jewish coin year 2 of the first revolt used in Jerusalem year 67 AD.
- The great revolt against Rome.
- Side A: Amphora with two Handles.
- Side B: Vine Leaf on a Branch.
- Inscription Side A: Year Two.
- Inscription Side B: For The Freedom Of Zion.
Discovered in Jerusalem.
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Second Jewish Revolt Coin – Simon The Prince of Israel
Quick ViewCoin of the Bar Kochba Revolt.
● Bronze Jewish coin year 133 after Christ.
● Simon Bar Kochba the Prince of Israel.
● Second Jewish year 3 of the 2nd Revolt against Rome.
● Side A has the name Simon in ancient Hebrew around a Palm Tree.
● Side B for the freedom of Jerusalem in ancient Hebrew surrounding grape leaf.
