103-76 B.C. Alexander Jannaeus Bronze Widow's Mite - Very Fine Fr. 2101B I tried to photograph the

I tried to photograph the few dings that are most noticeable when lit to specifically catch them Model 1890 Grade Seaside Manufactured 1906 Size 6s Jewels 15j Case Material 14K Gold

7487 oz ASW Diameter 36 mm Subject Discovery of Queen Charlotte Isle Description Obverse Crowned head right Description Reverse Ship and three boats

8 Denomination 8 Reales Country Mexico Government Republic (First) Coinage Type Federal Coinage Mint Guanajuato Composition Silver Fineness 0

Ruler Elizabeth Coinage Type Standard Coinage Mint Ekaterinburg Composition Copper Weight 51

1820/19 Sq

103-76 B.C. Alexander Jannaeus Bronze Widow's Mite - Very Fine Fr. 2101B I tried to photograph the103 76 B. C. Alexander Jannaeus Bronze Widow's Mite Very Fine "And Jesus set over against the treasury, and behold how the people cast money into the treasury and many that were rich cast in much. And there came a certain poor widow. and she threw in two mites" Mark 12: 41 42. The Widow's Mite is the term used in the King James version Bible referring to the smallest coin in use between 100 BC and 60 AD. Also known as the lepton, these coins were