Offered here is an authentic bronze prutah of Herod Agrippa I, struck in Roman Judaea between 37–44 AD during the early Roman Imperial period.

Herod Agrippa I was a significant historical figure, ruling over Judea under the authority of Emperor Claudius, and is notably referenced in early historical and biblical accounts. This coin represents a true artifact from the same era as early Christianity, making it especially desirable for collectors of biblical-era artifacts, Roman provincial coinage, ancient Judaean history, and early first-century historical pieces.

🪙 Coin Details

• Ruler: Herod Agrippa I
• Date: 37–44 AD
• Denomination: Prutah (bronze)
• Region: Roman Judaea
• Material: Bronze
• Grade: Fine (F)

🔍 Design Features

Typical prutah types of Agrippa I include:

• Royal canopy / umbrella motifs
• Agricultural or symbolic elements (grain, leaves, etc.)
• Paleo-Hebrew / Greek inscriptions (partially visible depending on strike)

This example shows clear central devices with partial surrounding legend, consistent with circulated authentic specimens.

📜 Authentication

• ✔️ Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity (Coast to Coast Coins)
• ✔️ Examined by a professional numismatist
• ✔️ Guaranteed genuine (certified May 19, 2005)

📈 Historical Significance

This coin circulated in first-century Judea, during a period of Roman governance, major political and religious developments, and the early foundations of Christianity. Owning this coin is holding a piece of the exact historical window studied in biblical and classical history.

Not just a coin — a tangible artifact from the world of the New Testament, minted under a ruler named in scripture.