Roman Imperial Coins from (27 B.C. – 476 A.D.) discovered on archaeological digs in Israel.

Constantine the Great Coins (337 – 364 A.D.)
Judea Capta, Maximus, Lucius, Trajan, Gordian.

Zak’s antiquities specializes in ancient and biblical coins including the silver tetra drachma of Alexander.

All coins come with a certificate of authenticity from the Israel Antiquities Authority.

You are invited to visit Zak and feel the bustling surrounding his store. Come and enjoy a cup of tea and chat about the vast range of antiquity. His knowledge of antiquity and ancient Roman coins shall fascinate you.

Orders are shipped to you direct from Jerusalem

- Roman Imperial Coins

Authentic Bronze coin of Roman Emperor Constantine III (375 A.D.)

Bronze coin of Roman Emperor Constantine III (375 A.D.)

Good Condition

Comes with a certificate of authenticity and all required documents for export approval.

Shipped direct from the Holy Land.

Zak’s Antiquities is the website of Zak’s fine art and antiquities. Located on the Christian Quarter road in Jerusalem’s Old City. The shop began in 1964 and has remained as a family owned and operated business till this day. For the past 50 years Zak’s Antiquities has sold ancient coins, antiquities and art authentic to Israel and Jerusalem.

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Authentic Bronze coin of Roman Emperor Constantine III (375 A.D.)

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Authentic Marcus Aurelius Roman Bronze Coin (276 to 282 A.D.)

Bronze coin of Emperor Marcus Aurelius Probus Augustus (276 to 282 AD)

Coin is in very good condition

Marcus Aurelius was known for one of his ideas to not allow the Roman soldiers to be idle, and to employ them in time of peace on useful works, such as the planting of vineyards in Gaul, Pannonia and other districts in order to restart the economy in these devastated lands

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Authentic Marcus Aurelius Roman Bronze Coin (276 to 282 A.D.)

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Bronze Constantine the Great Coin – 330 A.D. – Discovered in IsraelBronze Constantine the Great Coin – 330 A.D. – Discovered in Israel

Small bronze coin of Constantine the Great (330 AD)

Constantine was the Roman Emperor who first established Christianity as the official religion of the Roman Empire. He also moved the capital of the Empire to Constantinople/Istanbul/Byzantium, and his mother, Helena, first built the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem

Great condition!

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Bronze Constantine the Great Coin – 330 A.D. – Discovered in Israel

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Constantine the Great Bronze Coin – 330 A.D.

Authentic bronze coin of Constantine the Great minted around 330 A.D.

Very Good Condition

Side A: Face of Constantine with name around the edges
Side B: Year of mint and depiction of a peace agreement

Constantine the Great is most known for establishing Christianity as the official religion of the Roman Empire, and for moving the capital from Rome to Constantinople (modern day Istanbul).

Discovered in Israel

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Constantine the Great Bronze Coin – 330 A.D.

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Constantine the Great Coin (330 AD) – Discovered in Israel

Authentic bronze coin of Constantine the Great minted around 330 A.D.

Very Good Condition

Side A: Face of Constantine with name around the edges
Side B: Year of mint and depiction of a peace agreement

Constantine the Great is most known for establishing Christianity as the official religion of the Roman Empire, and for moving the capital from Rome to Constantinople (modern day Istanbul).

Discovered in Israel

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Constantine the Great Coin (330 AD) – Discovered in Israel

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Probus Silver Coin 276 AD – Roman DinariusProbus Silver Coin 276 AD – Roman Dinarius

Roman Cesar Ruled In 276 AD Silver Coin Probus had deserved his high reputation by his amiable character.

Both he and his son were men reported to be fond of literature and achieved great accomplishments, publishing voluminous works.

But they were more interested in intellectual pursuits, neither possessing the necessary skills or resources to be considered able statesmen or powerful rulers.

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Probus Silver Coin 276 AD – Roman Dinarius

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Silver Vespasian ‘Judea Capta’ Roman Denarius Coin 79 A.D.

Authentic silver Roman denarius of Vespasian commemorating his victory over the Jews in the first Jewish Revolt

Vespasian was the commander of the Roman forces in the First Jewish Revolt from 66 to 69 A.D.

After the death of Nero returned to Rome and became the next emperor. His son, Titus, continued the war, and conquered Jerusalem in 70 A.D.

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Silver Vespasian ‘Judea Capta’ Roman Denarius Coin 79 A.D.

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Titus ‘Judea Capta’ Bronze Coin – First Jewish Revolt 39-81 A.D.

Bronze Titus “Judea Capta” coin (39-81 A.D.)

This larger bronze coin was used to commemorate Titus’ victory over the Jews in the First Jewish Revolt (66-73 A.D.), and contains the inscription, “Judea Capta,” meaning, “captivity of Judea.”

Very good condition

A great coin with major historical connections!

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Titus ‘Judea Capta’ Bronze Coin – First Jewish Revolt 39-81 A.D.

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