The Lolav Palm and the Second Revolt: A Glimpse into the Jewish History

$13,500.00

Image of Second Temple on a Silver Coin from the Bar Kochba Revolt.

  • Image of the Second Temple on a coin
  • Issued during the second Jewish revolt
  • Led by Simon Bar Kochba in 133 AD
  • Second Jewish Revolt Silver Coin
  • Diameter: 1.2 inches, Weight: 14.4 grams
  • Available from authorized Israeli dealer

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Unearthing History: The 133 AD Silver Coin with Second Temple Imagery

A rare Jewish silver coin from the Second Revolt under Simon Bar Kochba, dated 133 AD, featuring the lulav and palm symbols.

Unearthed in Jerusalem, this historical artifact from the Second Temple period weighs 14.4 grams and has a diameter of 1.2 inches. Available through an authorized antiquity dealer in Israel, this coin offers a tangible connection to Jewish heritage and the fight for independence.
Secure a piece of history with this authentic and significant relic.

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Weight 0.03 kg

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