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Zuz - Simeon bar Kosevah Year Three

Issuer Judea
Year 134-135
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Shape Round (irregular)
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Obverse script Hebrew
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Reverse description Central field features a tall, elegant jug or amphora with a narrow neck, flared rim, and a double handle, flanked by a lulav (palm branch) to one side, symbols closely associated with Jewish religious observance and the festival of Sukkot. The vessels and ritual objects are rendered in moderate relief consistent with the hammered technique and overstruck fabric of Bar Kokhba revolt coinage. The Hebrew inscription reading LEHEROT YERUSHALAYIM (For the freedom of Jerusalem) encircles the central design in the field, serving as a powerful political and patriotic legend. The lettering is arranged around the periphery in a circular manner, though partially weak due to the irregular flan. The overall design reflects the ideological program of the Bar Kokhba revolt, asserting Jewish sovereignty and the aspiration to liberate Jerusalem.
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Reverse lettering לחרות ירושלם
(Translation: LEHEROT YERUSHALAYIM (For the freedom of Jerusalem))
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