Render Unto Caesar – Judaean Coins of the Augustan Procurators (27 BC – AD 14)

Render Unto Caesar – Augustan Procurator Bronze Prutahs (27 BC-AD 14)

NGC certified Judaean album — genuine bronze coins from Emperor Augustus' procurators during pre-Crucifixion Roman taxation era.

Gospel Taxation Coins

• Palm branches — Judean prosperity symbols

• Ears of grain — agricultural wealth

• Ritual vessels — Temple service implements

• NO emperor portraits — Jewish aniconic respect

Historical Procurators

• Governors under Augustus before Herod Archelaus deposition

• Direct Roman provincial administration begins

• "Render unto Caesar" marketplace currency (Matthew 22:21)

• Tax collection tensions building toward revolts

New Testament Context

Circulated during:

- Augustus' final years + Tiberius transition

- Direct imperial rule over Judaea proper

- Gospel-era Roman provincial bronze

- Pre-Pilate prefectural administration

Collector Masterpiece

Hold the actual coins Jesus referenced. Augustan procurators' kosher bronze essential.

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