Coin of the resurrection Biblical coin Pendant made from 925 Sterling Silver & Gold frame

In 2015, coins minted in Tiberias in the year 33CE were found bearing two intriguing symbols. These symbols were described by researchers Fonatanille and Kogon (2015:135) as an ‘unusual cornucopia’ and a ‘strange star’. As symbols on coins of the first century were connected to contemporary historical events, the two symbols were thought to be connected to a possible historical event of importance in the eyes of Herod Antipas who minted the coin. One of the sons of Herod the Great, Herod Antipas was king of the Galilee during the life of Jesus of Nazareth, and the most historically documented figure to meet Jesus. Study of 1st century Galilean Jewish-Messianic motifs offers a possible messianic-eschatological interpretation of these two symbols, which may be connected to the death of Jesus and the belief in his resurrection. If true, this coin represents the first historical evidence for the existence of belief in the resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth This beautiful replica is made from 925 Sterling Silver. Sterling Silver frame is 14 Karat Gold plated. Chain is 16 inch plus extension