Pontius Pilate Simpulum 29ad (P29-58) Herod two soldiers
$95.00
Description
two soldiers
Many persons believe that this was the year that Christ was crucified
2-1/2" wide and 1" deep
This silver ring holds two (2) authentic widows mite prutah coins that circulated in the time of Jesus
Laureate and draped bust of Aretas IV right / Veiled bust of Shaqilat right
Pontius Pilate Simpulum 29ad (P29-58) Herod two soldiersThis coin was minted by Pontius Pilate in 29AD. The coin showed three ears of barley on one side and a simpulum on the reverse. The simpulum was a utensil used by Roman priests during their religious ceremonies. The use of this pagan symbol was a disrespect of the Jewish population where the coins were circulated.
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