Great revolt Jewish coin made from 925 Sterling silver & Gold frame

The Great Revolt The Great revolt against Rome begins in the year 66 A.D in Caesarea, A city in Judea built by King Herod the Great. Corrupt Roman perfects, an eccentric Ceaeser in Rome called Neron and the Jews who have had enough of Roman rule and taxation served as the background to the revolt. A detailed, fascinating description of the events is presented to us by A Jewish historian named Joseph son of Mattitiahu AKA Josephus Flavius in A book he wrote in Rome in the year 76 A.D called "The Jewish wars" As A result of the revolt Jerusalem's temple is destroyed by Titus in the year 70. The last & final heroic standoff will take place three years later in Masada. To realize & display their sovereignty the Jews mint coins with the inscription Freedom of Jerusalem. This coin with it's Jewish symbols is A replica of A coin minted in the second year of the freedom of Jerusalem. Second year of the revolt. On one side of the coin Pomegranate, an ancient Jewish symbol. The other side is A wine grail from the temple with the Hebrew writing; "Second year" meaning second year to the freedom of the temple from Roman rule. Replica coin is 925 Sterling silver. Hand made Gold frame is 9 Karat Gold. Silver chain is 16 inches long plus extension.