The coin, called a Year 1 prototype, was minted in the year 66 AD. The words “A shekel of Israel made in Year 1” is printed on the front of the coin, and “Jerusalem the holy” on the back.

Steve McBride collects ancient Greek and Roman coins from his homestead in Mobile, N.L. He says it can connect people today with those who lived thousands of years ago.

The coin was minted in Jerusalem and is dated to A.D. 66/67, around the time of the First Jewish Revolt. The revolt, which lasted between A.D. 66 and 70, was a Jewish rebellion against Roman rule ...

A Celtic gold coin unearthed from a field in Berkshire could be worth more than £70,000. Considered one of the most important ancient coins ever discovered, it was minted by renowned warlord of ...

One of the world’s rarest—and most valuable—ancient coins was repatriated to Greece this week, along with other artifacts. Together, the returned relics are estimated to be worth over $20 ...

Steve McBride collects ancient Greek and Roman coins from his homestead in Mobile, N.L. He says it can connect people today with those who lived thousands of years ago.

For one homesteader on Newfoundland's Avalon Peninsula, collecting ancient Greek and Roman coins is about holding a piece of history in his hands. Steve McBride has a homestead with his wife Lisa ...