Shekels of Tyre
“30 Pieces of Silver”
Temple Tax The shekel and half-shekel were the only coins authorized in which to pay the “Temple Tax”.  This was also the coin found in the fish’s mouth in Matt. 17:24

Tiberius Denarius
“Tribute Penny”
14-37 AD When asked about paying taxes to Ceasar, Jesus said “show me a denarius.” These coins are rare and usually only 2 or 3 are available on this site.  A few other denarius coins are also listed.

Pontius Pilate
“Crucifixion Coins”
14-37 AD Pontius Pilate designed and minted 2 different style of coins, all during the time of Christs ministry and the year of and following Christs crucifixion & resurrection. CLICK HERE to view a selection of these coins.

Roman Procurator and Herodian Coins
Most of the Roman Procurators assigned to govern Israel minted their own currency, as did the different Herods.  Click here to view some of these coins available for purchase.

First Jewish Revolt Coins
68-69AD The Jews, once obtaining independence from Rome, started minting their own currency.  These coins were a statement of freedom and an act of defiance against Rome. These coins were minted over two years, year 2 (68AD) and year 3 (69 AD).

Constantine I
“First Christian Emperor of Rome”
307-337 AD The Emperor Constantine I was emperor of Rome from 307-337AD, his reign was perhaps one of the most crucial of all the emperors in determining the future course of western civilization.