Prutah - Herod Agrippa I

Features

Issuer	Jerusalem (Judaea)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Years	41-42
Composition	Brąz
Weight	3.2 g
Diameter	16.5 mm
Shape	Okrągły (nieregularny)
Technique	Młotkowana
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑↑
Demonetized	Yes
Number	N# 70200
References	RPC Online I# 4981 Roman Provincial Coinage (https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/) , Hendin 5ᵗʰ# 1244 David Hendin, Herbert Kreindler; 2010. Guide to Biblical Coins (5^th Edition). Amphora Books, New York City, New York, United States. , GCV# 5567 David R. Sear. Greek Coins and Their Values. B.A. Seaby, London, United Kingdom (2 volumes). , Hendin 6ᵗʰ# 6274 David Hendin; 2021. Guide to Biblical Coins (6^th Edition). American Numismatic Society, New York City, New York, United States. , Mesh AJC 2# 11 Yaʻakov Meshorer; 1982. Ancient Jewish coinage / Volume 2. Herod the Great through Bar Cochba. Amphora Books, Dix Hills, New York, United States.

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Obverse

Baldachim przypominający parasol z frędzlami Automatically translated

Lettering: ΒΑCΙΛΕWC ΑΓΡΙΠΑ

Reverse

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Lettering: L Ϛ

Mint

Jerusalem, Israel

Comments

Była to moneta Agryppy I wybita w dużych ilościach dla jego terytoriów zamieszkałych głównie przez Żydów. Nie możemy zgodzić się z Lonnqvistem, który sugeruje, że może to być moneta Agryppy II. Powszechnie występuje wśród monet prokuratorów i ma tę samą ogólną wagę, co plasuje ją wśród monet Agryppy I. Niedawne badania z wykorzystaniem fluorescencji rentgenowskiej i analizy stosunku izotopów ołowiu tego typu monet potwierdzają przypisanie do Agryppy I.
David Hendin Przewodnik po monetach biblijnych Wydanie piąte

Meshorer wymienia tę monetę pod Agrypą I jako #11, z dziesięcioma znanymi wariantami (od #11a do #11j) w swojej książce Ancient Jewish Coinage Vol. 2 Herod Wielki do Bar Cochba (Yaakov Meshorer, 1982).

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This was Agrippa I's coin struck in large numbers for his territories largely populated by Jews. We cannot agree with Lonnqvist, who suggests it may be a coin of Agrippa II. It is commonly found amidst coins of procurators, and is of the same general weight, which places it among the coins of Agrippa I. Recent study using X-ray fluorescence and lead isotope ratio analyses of this coin type confirms attribution to Agrippa I.
David Hendin Guide to Biblical Coins Fifth Edition

Meshorer lists this coin under Agrippa I as #11, with ten known variants ( #11a to #11j ) in his book Ancient Jewish Coinage Vol. 2 Herod the Great through Bar Cochba (Yaakov Meshorer, 1982 )

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Date	VG	F	VF		Frequency
Undetermined
ND (41-42)	$ 18	$ 26	$ 38	(en) LϚ (Year 6)	84%
ND (41-42)				(en) LϚ (Year 6); Brockage of obverse on reverse	4%
ND (41-42)				(en) LϚ (Year 6); Retrograde inscription	1.6%

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