Silver Egyptian Struck Owl, Luster! 5th-4th century BC, Tetrdrachm, NGC Mint State strike 4/5, surface 3/5 hard times token The Pharisees asked Christ if

The Pharisees asked Christ if it was right to pay the Imperial Tax to Caesar in hope of receiving a response to use against Him

US #536 1 Cent Washington - Mint - medium hinge - centering could be better but a nice example none the less

The reverses have a variety of Greek deities

Hit on edge creating a slight bend

KM90 - alum - exact coin imaged

Silver Egyptian Struck Owl, Luster! 5th-4th century BC, Tetrdrachm, NGC Mint State strike 4/5, surface 3/5 hard times token The Pharisees asked Christ ifSilver Egyptian Struck Owl, Luster! 5th 4th century BC, Tetrdrachm, NGC Mint State strike 4 5, surface 3 5 Athenian Owls were the currency that enabled international commerce to flourish during the 4th and 5th centuries B. C. The Pelopennesian war with Sparta resulted in reduced production of Owls from the Athenian mint. Egypt's best artisans worked to resolve the shortage by minting their own coinage for a brief period of time. We made trips to coins