Pontius Pilate Simpulum 29ad (P29-58) Herod Many persons believe that this

Many persons believe that this was the year that Christ was crucified

The coin has natural patina with clear contrast to the images

this coin is often called a "crucifixion coin" since it was minted by the ruler who authorized Christ's crucifixion on the year that he was crucified

Hendin has remained in constant touch with numismatists

THIS PARTICULAR COIN:

Pontius Pilate Simpulum 29ad (P29-58) Herod Many persons believe that thisThis 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.