Widow's Mite (Lepton of Alexander Jannaeus)
Judea (Hasmonean Dynasty) · Circa 103-76 BC
A small, crudely struck bronze coin featuring an anchor on the obverse and an eight-rayed star or wheel surrounded by a diadem on the reverse. The edges are often irregular and the strike is frequently off-center.
- Country
- Judea (Hasmonean Dynasty)
- Year
- Circa 103-76 BC
- Denomination
- Lepton (Prutah)
- Metal
- Bronze
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