66-67 AD. Overstruck on a reduced 4th century BC Rhodes tetradrachm with traces clearly visible, unrecorded die combination O15/R18, dated year 1. Obv: 'Jerusalem the Holy' legend with sprig of three pomegranates. Rev: 'Shekel of Israel' legend with omer cup/chalice with two beads under rim; year above. Hendin 655, Meshorer 187, AJC 3; Kindler 69; see Deutsch, R., Jewish Coinage During the First Revolt Against Rome, 66-7 CE pl.2, 20 and 24 for dies.14.21 grams.Property of a Middlesex gentleman; previously in a private collection formed in the 1950s. Accompanied by an extract illustrating the die identities and by a discussion document giving details for the coin; worthy of publication and an extremely interesting piece.