Judaea. Jerusalem. Herodians. Agrippa I AD 37-43.
Prutah Æ
17 mm, 2,25 g
Nearly Very Fine
Bezel : silver 925 
Provenance: Savoca Coin ( 212th weekly blue auction )
Leather chain included with pendant .
Certificate of authenticity and provenance included with pendant . 
This Prutah Æ coin was issued in Judaea during the reign of King Agrippa I, a prominent figure in the Herodian dynasty who ruled from AD 37-43. The coin features a portrait of Agrippa I on one side and a ceremonial canopy on the other.
The minting of this coin in Jerusalem holds significant historical and cultural value. Jerusalem, known as the holy city in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, has been a central hub of religious and political activity for centuries. The minting of coins in Jerusalem reflects the city's stature as a key economic and administrative center during the time of Agrippa I.
This particular coin, measuring 17mm in diameter and weighing 2.25 grams, is in Nearly Very Fine condition, showcasing its age and historical significance. Collectors and enthusiasts of ancient coins will appreciate the artistry and historical context preserved in this coin from Judaea under the rule of Agrippa I.