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Sela - Simeon bar Kosevah
| Issuer | Judea |
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| Year | 134-135 |
| Type | Standard circulation coin |
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| Reverse description | A lulav (palm branch with myrtle and willow), depicted upright and in fine detail, with an etrog (citron) positioned to the left. The design occupies the central field and is enclosed within a beaded border. The paleo-Hebrew inscription encircling the field reads 'Le-herut Yerushalayim' (For the freedom of Jerusalem), a powerful nationalistic proclamation of the revolt. The overall composition reflects the Jewish religious symbolism of the Sukkot festival, employed here as an emblem of national liberation. |
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| Reverse lettering | לחרות ירושלם |
| Edge | Plain |
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