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Phoenicia Tyre AR Shekel Year 159 AD 33/34 Year of Crucifixion NGC XF RRRRR!
Phoenicia Tyre AR Shekel Year 159 AD 33/34 Year of Crucifixion NGC XF RRRRR!
Phoenicia Tyre AR Shekel Year 159 AD 33/34 Year of Crucifixion NGC XF RRRRR!
Phoenicia Tyre AR Shekel Year 159 AD 33/34 Year of Crucifixion NGC XF RRRRR!
Phoenicia Tyre AR Shekel Year 159 AD 33/34 Year of Crucifixion NGC XF RRRRR!
Phoenicia Tyre AR Shekel Year 159 AD 33/34 Year of Crucifixion NGC XF RRRRR!
Phoenicia Tyre AR Shekel Year 159 AD 33/34 Year of Crucifixion NGC XF RRRRR!
Phoenicia Tyre AR Shekel Year 159 AD 33/34 Year of Crucifixion NGC XF RRRRR!

Phoenicia Tyre AR Shekel Year 159 AD 33/34 Year of Crucifixion NGC XF RRRRR!

$ 5266.8

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  • Denomination: AR Shekel
  • Certification Number: 6831292-001
  • Year: 33 AD
  • Certification: NGC
  • Variety: The Year of the Crucifixion
  • Historical Period: Greek (450 BC-100 AD)
  • Era: Ancient
  • KM Number: Cohen 920
  • Provenance: Ownership History Available
  • Condition: Silver temple Shekel minted in Jerusalem the very year that Jesus was crucified and resurrected! Excessively rare!
  • Composition: Silver
  • Grade: XF 40
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Israel
  • Fineness: 0.9

    Description

    AR SHEKEL
    TYRE
    PHOENICIA
    AD 33-34
    Lifetime of Jesus!
    Mint: Jerusalem
    Year: AD 33-34 (Year 159, Rho-Nu-Theta).
    Exceptionally clear and strong date!
    Certified and Graded by NGC as XF.
    NGC #6831292-001
    The uncontested key-date of Jerusalem temple shekels!
    Numismatic References:
    BMC 204
    RPC 4663
    Cohen 920
    This AR Shekel from Tyre, Phoenicia, is a rare and historical coin certified by NGC with a certification number of 6831292-001. It has a fineness of about 0.9 and an assigned grade of Extra Fine (XF), making it highly sought after by Judaean coin collectors. The coin is dated from the year 33 AD, also known as The Year of the Crucifixion, and is a valuable piece of ancient history. The coin's composition is silver and its denomination is one Shekel, with a numismatic reference of Cohen 920. This coin comes with an ownership history and is a must-have for any serious collector of ancient Christian coins.