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Sheqel Year 1

Issuer Judea
Year 66-67
Type Standard circulation coin
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Reverse description Central field displays a branch bearing three pomegranates — one at the apex and one at each lateral tip — rendered in high relief, symbolizing fertility and sacred significance in Jewish tradition. The circular legend in Paleo-Hebrew script reads 'Jerusalem the Holy,' distributed around the pomegranate branch within a beaded border. The design is boldly struck with crisp detail, the pomegranate motif serving as a principal religious and national symbol of the Jewish revolt against Rome. The overall style is consistent with the established iconographic programme of the First Revolt silver coinage.
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Mintage ND (66-67) - א (year 1)
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