Heritage Auctions (HA.com) - The SHOSHANA COLLECTION of ANCIENT JUDAEAN COINS #3003
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Judaean Coins
Rare Judean Coin Sells for $1.1 Million at NYC Auction
A private collector has bought an ancient Judean coin for $1.1 million, the highest for any such coin, at a New York City auction.The coin an East Coast collector bought at Heritage Auctions is a Year 1 prototype silver shekel from A.D. 66, according to The Associated Press. It is one of the only two known Year 1 prototype silver shekels, one of which is part of the collection of the Israel Museum.
Judaean Coins - 10 items found
| The December 1, 2, 1990 An Important Collection of French Coinage and The Maltiel-Gerstenfeld Collection of Judaean Coins Book (s) | |
 | Wadi Daliyeh: I: The Wadi Daliyeh Seal Impressions (Discoveries in the Judaean Desert) Book (Oxford University Press, USA) List Price: Price: $250.84 You Save: $48.16 (16%) |
 | Lot of 12 Judaean Lepta and Prutot, c. 104 B.C. - 70 A.D. Toy () |
 | Lot of 32 Judaean Bronze Prutot, Hasmonean Dynasty, c.104 - 37 B.C. Toy () |
 | Lot of 47 Judaean Bronze Prutot, Hasmonean Dynasty, c.104 - 37 B.C.; Bronze Lot Home Improvement () |
Young Judaea's Kibbutz Ketura Makes History | Young Judaea Year ...
This past year, a few of our chanichim had the privilege of living on Kibbutz Ketura in the South, a kibbutz founded by Year Course alumni in the early 1970s. As if it were a high-tech company in the suburbs of Tel Aviv, Ketura has slowly come to be at the forefront of technological innovation over the years. See this recent column from the Jerusalem Post describing the new solar field created designed to power the neighboring communities.
First solar field to be launched in Arava’s Kibbutz Ketura
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Ancient coin collecting Judaean and Biblical Reference Coins There are basically three types of coins that fall into this category. First, there are Jewish coins that date back to the Persian period. Secondly, there are coins of the ... |