Cornucopia Prutah Mite of Hyrcanus Jerusalem Biblical Ancient Coin ~ (CP112) Jannaeus This small lepton has a

This small lepton has a clear image of the anchor on one side and the star on the reverse

WIDOW'S MITE LEPTON CHARACTERISTICS:  The coin has Aramaic wording around the star and Greek wording around the anchor

THE WIDOW'S MITE COIN IN SCRIPTURE: This is a widow's mite lepton coin which is the same type of coin that was given by the poor widow to the Temple as recorded in Luke 21:2 and Mark 12:41

Obv: Rose flanked by paleo-Hebrew in classic style

Cornucopia Prutah Mite of Hyrcanus Jerusalem Biblical Ancient Coin ~ (CP112) Jannaeus This small lepton has aThis small Judean coin, called Cornucopias, was most likely minted in Jerusalem under John Hyrcanus I from 133 103 BC. Very similar cornucopias coins were also minted under John Hyrcanus I's grandson, John Hyrcanus II from 63 40 BC. Both John Hyrcanus I and II minted basically very similar coins. These coins were minted during the Judean inter testament period towards the end of the Maccabeus Revolt era. Nice clear images both sides.