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A bronze coin minted in Jerusalem under Emperor Tiberius and Prefect Pontius Pilate, during whose reign Jesus was crucified.
Obverse: A depiction of a Simpulum, which was a small vessel or ladle used at sacrifices to make libations. I was a sign of Roman priesthood.
Reverse: Three ears of grain.
Date: 29/30 CE
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