A Silver Coin of the Jews
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A silver coin, with a cup on one side and a stem of three pomegranates on the other. The atlas calls it three quarters of a shekel, used to pay the Temple tax.
Note: Coins of this design are silver shekels, struck by the Jews in their revolt against Rome (AD 66-70). The Temple tax was half a shekel.
Read it: Exodus 30:13; Matthew 17:24-27