Festus Bronze Prutah – Ancient Judean Coins (59–62 AD) with Olive Wood Display Box

Discover a tangible link to ancient Judea with this set of Festus Bronze Prutah coins, minted between 59–62 AD under the Roman procurator Porcius Festus—known from the New Testament as the official who heard the Apostle Paul’s defense. These coins reflect the complex interplay of Roman authority and Jewish tradition during a pivotal historical period. - Material: Bronze coins, aged with authentic patina and historical wear. -Issuance: Minted during Festus’s rule in Judea, 59–62 AD. - Design Features: Obverse: Typically features Roman symbols such as palm branches or wreaths. Reverse: Greek inscriptions referencing the emperor and administrative authority. - Presentation: Comes in a beautifully crafted olive wood box with a decorative clasp and engraved emblem, made in Bethlehem. - Authenticity: Includes a certificate of authenticity and export approval, ensuring historical integrity and legal compliance. This set is ideal for collectors, educators, and thos