Money of the Bible 5-Coin Collection NGC Certified in Wooden Display Box

This five-coin collection brings together authentic ancient coins from biblical times, spanning from the Achaemenid Persian Empire through Roman Judaea. The set includes a c. 450 BC silver siglos from Sardeis depicting the Persian royal archer, a Hasmonean bronze prutah known as the Widow's Mite (130-37 BC), a silver denarius of Julia Maesa struck at Rome (AD 218-222), a silver drachm of Alexander the Great (336-323 BC), and a bronze prutah struck under Pontius Pilate (AD 30-31). Each coin has been authenticated and encapsulated by NGC with the Money of the Bible designation.

The Persian siglos displays the iconic running king motif representing imperial power, while the Widow's Mite features anchor and star designs from the Hasmonean dynasty. Julia Maesa's denarius shows her draped portrait with Pudicitia seated on the reverse. Alexander's drachm presents the classic Herakles portrait and seated Zeus composition. The Pontius Pilate prutah bears three grain ears and a simpulum, struck during the very years associated with the ministry of Christ.

Presented in an attractive wooden display box with glass top, this collection offers both educational value and numismatic appeal for collectors interested in biblical history. The combination of three silver and two bronze denominations across multiple civilizations provides a tangible connection to the ancient world. The coins pictured are the exact coins you will receive.