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Prutah - Tiberius Valerius Gratus as Prefect
| Emittent | Judea |
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| Jahr | 17-25 |
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| Nennwert | 1 Prutah = 1/256 Shekel |
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| Aversbeschreibung | Central field bearing the Greek legend ΤΙΒ ΚΑΙ CΑΡ (abbreviating Tiberius Caesar) arranged in three lines within a laurel wreath. The wreath is tied at the base with a decorative X-shaped bow, its leaves rendered in a stylized manner typical of Judaean provincial coinage of the early first century AD. No portrait or figurative device appears; the design is entirely epigraphic, consistent with the aniconic conventions observed under the Roman prefects of Judaea. |
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| Reversbeschreibung | A single palm branch, its frond curving gracefully to the right, occupies the central field. Flanking the branch are the Greek letters forming the legend ΙΟΥ ΛΙΑ (Julia) alongside the regnal-year date expressed as LΔ (Year 4), all arranged around the branch. The dotted border visible on the coin's periphery frames the design. The palm branch is a quintessential symbol of Judaea and appears frequently on the coinage issued under the Roman prefects during the Julio-Claudian period. |
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Valerius Gratus served as prefect of Judaea from 15 to 26 CE, longer than any of his predecessors, and was responsible for appointing — and then removing — four consecutive high priests before settling on Joseph Caiaphas, who would hold the office through the prefecture of Pontius Pilate. These small bronzes were struck in Jerusalem, almost certainly at the authority of the prefect's administration, using imagery carefully selected to avoid the figural representations that provoked Jewish religious objection. The series spans at least three distinct types across the Hendin references, reflecting continuous small-denomination production across nearly a decade of his tenure.