Prutah - John Hyrcanus I

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正面铭文	יהוחנן הכהן הג דל וחבר היהד ם
背面描述	Double cornucopia adorned with decorative ribbons or fillets, their horns curving outward symmetrically and joined at the base. A pomegranate, symbol of fertility and a common Hasmonean motif, is depicted between the two horns at the apex. A small Greek monogram appears in the field to the right. The design is rendered in low relief typical of hammered Hasmonean bronze coinage and occupies the full reverse field without a border legend.
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附加信息	John Hyrcanus I was the first Hasmonean ruler to strike coins in Judea — a deliberate assertion of independence following decades of Seleucid domination. The right to mint was politically charged; Antiochus VII had explicitly revoked it, and Hyrcanus only resumed coinage after Antiochus died on campaign against the Parthians in 129 BC, leaving the Seleucid grip on Judea permanently broken. Hendin 1135 is among the most frequently encountered Hasmonean types, struck over a thirty-year reign with considerable die variation. The paleo-Hebrew inscription rather than Greek script was a conscious political choice.

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