Ancient Judaean Coin of Mattathias Antigonus II (40–37 BC, Last King of Judaea), NGC Certified

Own a Coin from the Last King of Judaea

A real ancient coin from the reign of Mattathias Antigonus II — the final ruler of the Hasmonean dynasty and the last king of an independent Judaea before the rise of Herod the Great.

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🏛 Struck over 2,000 years ago during the final years of the Hasmonean Kingdom
📜 From the reign that marked the end of Maccabean rule in Judaea
🤲 A real piece of biblical-era history you can hold

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Why This Coin Matters

Mattathias Antigonus II was the last king of the Hasmonean dynasty, the ruling family that emerged from the Maccabean Revolt and governed Judaea for nearly a century.

In 40 BCE, Antigonus claimed the throne while Rome backed a rival claimant: Herod the Great. After three years of war, Antigonus was captured and executed, ending Hasmonean rule forever. Herod's victory reshaped the region and helped set the stage for the world of the New Testament.

This coin circulated during one of the most important transitions in biblical history—the moment when the age of the Maccabees gave way to the age of Herod.

Few ancient coins connect so directly to the political world that existed just decades before the birth of Christ.

Perfect for:

Biblical history enthusiasts
Collectors interested in Judaean coinage
First-time ancient coin collectors
Anyone looking for a meaningful and unique gift

What You'll Receive

One authentic Mattathias Antigonus II coin
NGC certified for authenticity
Struck more than 2,000 years ago
A genuine artifact from the final years of independent Hasmonean rule
Similar to examples shown (each coin is unique)

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