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11 A.D. Silver Crusader Coin – Kingdom of Jerusalem with Cross and Kind David’s Tower
Quick ViewKing Baldwin silver Crusader coin – Discovered in Jerusalem.
- Numismatic Crusader.
- Minted in Jerusalem.
- Crusader Jerusalem cross.
- Side B David’s Tower.
- Includes a certificate of authenticity.
- Comes with a presentation stand.
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Ancient Roman Glass Bracelet from Time of Jesus
Quick ViewRoman Period bracelet made of glass.
• Height: 0.27″ / 0.7 cm.
• Diameter: 3″ / 7.6 cm.
• Discovered in Jerusalem.The most common natural colors of the glass are blue and green. This is how the glass was first created, and is due to the natural minerals in the sand used during process.
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Antiquities from Jerusalem – Hellenistic Period Lamp
Quick ViewAncient clay Hellenistic period oil lamp antiquity from Israel.
● 1 st Century B.C Oil Lamp.
● Hellenistic style lamp.
● Also found in Maccabean sites.
● Length: 3″ / 7.5 cm – Width: 2″ / 5cm.
● Certificate of authenticity and a sStand included. -
Authentic Bronze Coin of Roman Emperor Trajan (111 A.D.)
Quick ViewAuthentic bronze coin of Trajan (111 A.D.)
Comes with a certificate of authenticity and all required documents for export.
Shipped direct from Jerusalem.
Comes with a certificate of authenticity and all required documents for export.
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Bronze Seleucid Coin – 2nd Century B.C. Antiquity found in Jerusalem
Quick ViewGreek Coin – 2nd Century.
All Greek coins were hand-made, rather than milled as modern coins are. The design for the obverse was carved (in reverse) into a block of stone or iron. The design of the reverse was carved into another.
The blank gold or silver disk, heated to make it soft, was then placed between these two blocks and the upper block struck hard with a hammer, punching” the design onto both sides of the coin.”
