Coins pictured are stock photos and represent the coins available. Each coin comes with its own story card. Journey of the Magi / Azes II silver, NGC Certified(HG). Scholars now believe the Magi.
Were representatives of the Indo-Scythian ruler Azes, king of Bactria, in Central Asia, from 35 BC to AD 5-the time of Christ's birth. Little is known of the great king; we are not sure if he is properly Azes I or Azes II.
This remarkably well-preserved, 2000-year-old silver drachm depicts the king on horseback, and shows a standing figure of Zeus on the reverse. Reverse : Legend "Jesus Christ King Of Kings". This bronze coin, class AE2, is an example of the anonymous Byzantine folles featuring the image of Jesus Christ, facing forward-a different style than Roman coins, which had portraits left- or right-facing. The reverse was originally a Greek inscription reading "Jesus Christ, King of Kings, " although subsequent issues varied. They were struck by subsequent emperors until the end of the First Crusade.
Widow's Mite: Judean Prutah (103-76 BC) NGC Slab(PROMO). Bronze prutah of Alexander Janeaus, king of Judaea, minted ca.
The "widow's mite" mentioned in the Gospels of Mark and Luke - Jesus' parable about a poor widow who gave two mites.