Widow's Mite Pendant

The Widow's Mite Pendant

A replica of an ancient coin from 2,000 years ago, mentioned in the New Testament. In 33 A.D., Jesus saw a poor widow give her last coins at the Temple of Jerusalem, praising her as a true example of generosity.

The coin features a Phoenician anchor on one side and an eight-star sign on the other. First minted by King Alexander Yanai in the 1st century B.C., it remained in circulation into Jesus' time.

Product Details:

• Coin: Replica of the Widow’s Mite
• Design: Phoenician anchor & eight-star sign
• Historical significance: Hasmonean period, 1st century B.C.
• Symbol of generosity and faith