Coin Depicting a Stalk of Grain Procurator M. Ambibulus (reign of Augustus) 9-10 or 10-11 CE

This small bronze coin, dating back to the reign of the Roman Emperor Augustus, was minted in Judea around 9-11 CE. The coin depicts a stalk of grain, a symbol of prosperity and abundance, reflecting the importance of agriculture in the region. It is a testament to the Roman Empire's influence on the coinage and economy of Judea during this period. The coin's small size and simple design are characteristic of ancient Roman coinage, providing a glimpse into the everyday life of people in the region during the early Roman Empire.