Bar Kokhba Revolt Silver Zuz (AD 133/134) – NGC Choice AU – Overstruck on a Mark Antony Silver Coin
An extraordinary survivor from one of the most defining moments in Jewish history.
Offered here is a genuine silver Bar Kokhba Revolt Zuz, struck during Year 2 (AD 133/134) of the Jewish revolt against Rome. Certified by NGC Ancients as Choice About Uncirculated, this remarkable coin is overstruck on an earlier silver coin of Mark Antony, preserving two distinct chapters of ancient history in a single artifact.
The Bar Kokhba Revolt represented the last great attempt to restore Jewish independence in the Land of Israel. Coins like this were struck not only as currency but also as declarations of hope, sovereignty, and national identity. Every Bar Kokhba coin tells the story of a people determined to reclaim their homeland and preserve their faith.
This example is especially desirable because it was overstruck on a silver coin of Mark Antony, creating a fascinating connection between the late Roman Republic and one of the most significant events in Jewish history.
Certified by NGC Ancients
Whether you collect ancient coins, Judaica, biblical history, or Roman antiquities, this is a museum-worthy piece that represents courage, resilience, and one of history's most influential civilizations.
A rare opportunity to own an authentic silver coin struck during the Bar Kokhba Revolt—an artifact with profound historical and cultural significance that has survived for nearly 1,900 years.