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Can Anyone Identify This Coin?

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The 'widows mite' is typically one of these, at least to the modern collectors market:

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This, I think, is a prutah of John Hyrcanus, like this:
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The back would read, in hebrew, '[John Hyrnacus] the high priest, and the council of the Jews'. The front is crossed cornucopiae and, as suggested, a pomegranate. These were issued in Jerusalem from 135 BC to 104 BC.
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