Ancient Biblical Bronze Coin from Judaea (Struck During the First Jewish Revolt Against Rome)

First Jewish Revolt Year 2 AE Prutah (AD 67/68) — Freedom of Zion Rebel Coin

NGC certified bronze prutah from Year Two of Great Revolt — minted by Jewish rebels celebrating brief independence from Rome.

Zion Liberation Design

• Obverse: Vine leaf/amphora — "Year Two" + "Freedom of Zion" Paleo-Hebrew

• Reverse: Palm branch/lyre — "Shekel of Israel" or liberation slogans

Technical Specifications

• Material: Bronze (AE)

• Denomination: Prutah (rebel small change)

• Certification: NGC slabbed

• Reference: Year 2 (C)

• Date: AD 67/68 (66-73 CE revolt)

• Mint: Jerusalem (rebel control)

Doomed Independence

• Jews expelled Romans from Jerusalem (66 CE)

• Overthrew Roman imperial coinage/symbols

• Temple destroyed 70 CE, Masada fell 73 CE

• Last Jewish sovereignty until modern Israel

Collector Masterpiece

Iconic rebel bronze from Judaism's greatest stand. Pre-Temple destruction essential.

Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens.