AR Shekel - Phoenicia, Tyre 126/5 BC-c.AD 67/8 - 30 Pieces of Silver Story, JudaAR Shekel - Phoenicia, Tyre 126/5 BC-c.AD 67/8 - 30 Pieces of Silver Story, JudaAR Shekel - Phoenicia, Tyre 126/5 BC-c.AD 67/8 - 30 Pieces of Silver Story, JudaAR Shekel - Phoenicia, Tyre 126/5 BC-c.AD 67/8 - 30 Pieces of Silver Story, JudaAR Shekel - Phoenicia, Tyre 126/5 BC-c.AD 67/8 - 30 Pieces of Silver Story, Juda

AR Shekel - Phoenicia, Tyre 126/5 BC-c.AD 67/8 - 30 Pieces of Silver Story, Juda

Melkart / eagle on prow (14.07g) yr. 117 (10/9 BC) Strike 4/5 Surface 2/5

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STORY 30 PIECES OF SILVER

The shekel of Tyre is renowned as the most likely candidate for the coin used to pay Judas Iscariot for betraying Jesus. The reason why it is generally accepted as such is that it was used by the merchant Phoenicians in their business transactions, and was thus a well-recognized and quite ubiquitous coin.

Matthew 26:14-16 Then one of the twelve, who was called Judas Iscariot, went to the chief priests, and said to them, 'What will ye give me if I deliver him to you?' And they paid him thirty pieces of silver. And from that moment he sought an opportunity to betray him.

Tyre Shekels were issued from 126 BCE (Before Common Era) to the time of the First Jewish War in 69-70 CE (Common Era) on a very consistent, yearly basis. In a world that was quickly falling to Roman invaders, this is an amazing fact. The reasons are simple: The Jewish people had to pay an annual tax to the Jerusalem Temple that was only payable in the money of Tyre. The shekels from Tyre were widely available in the region and were well known for their good silver content and accurate weight.

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(1) PHOENICIA TYRE 126/5 BC c AD 67/8 AR Shekel Coin NGC Ch VF Strike 4/5 Surface 2/5

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