This beautifully crusted AE Prutah from the Hasmonean Kings period (135-37 B.C.) is a striking example of ancient Judaean coinage. The coin, known as the Widow’s Mite, features intricate design details that reflect its historical and cultural significance. Its crusted surface adds a unique character, showcasing the coin’s age and the natural patina developed over centuries. Struck during the reign of the Hasmonean dynasty, this Prutah bears the classic symbols and inscriptions associated with Judaean independence and religious heritage. Its well-preserved condition, certified by NGC, highlights its outstanding quality and makes it a highly desirable piece for collectors of biblical and ancient Judaean coins. The coin’s historical importance and excellent grading make it a valuable addition to any numismatic collection focused on ancient Near Eastern or biblical-era artifacts. Its combination of artistic detail, cultural significance, and superb condition offers both aesthetic appeal and a tangible connection to the history of ancient Judea.