The Trial of St. Paul the Apostle – Ancient Coin Collection (52–62 AD)

This evocative collection features two ancient bronze coins minted in Jerusalem and discovered in Bethlehem, presented in a finely crafted wooden display box. The coins are attributed to Antonius Felix and Porcius Festus, Roman governors of Judaea who played pivotal roles in the New Testament account of St. Paul’s trial, as recorded in the Acts of the Apostles. 🪙 The Coins Material: Bronze Denomination: Prutah – a small denomination coin used in daily transactions in ancient Judea. Mint Location: Jerusalem Dates: Antonius Felix: 52–60 AD Porcius Festus: 59–62 AD