• 134-104 BCE Jewish John Hyrcanus and Antiochus VII Sidetes
  • 134-104 BCE Jewish John Hyrcanus and Antiochus VII Sidetes
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  • 134-104 BCE Jewish John Hyrcanus and Antiochus VII Sidetes
  • 134-104 BCE Jewish John Hyrcanus and Antiochus VII Sidetes
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134-104 BCE Jewish John Hyrcanus and Antiochus VII Sidetes

134-104 BCE Jewish John Hyrcanus and Antiochus VII Sidetes

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Jerusalem mint, 132 - 130 B.C.; obverse lily on stem with two leaves, dot border; reverse BAΣIΛEΩΣ ANTIOXOY EYEPΓETOY (Greek: of King Antiochus, Benefactor), anchor (Seleukid symbol) upside down, AΠP or BΠP (Greek: year 181 or 182 of the Seleucid

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Jerusalem mint, 132 - 130 B.C.; obverse lily on stem with two leaves, dot border; reverse BAΣIΛEΩΣ ANTIOXOY EYEPΓETOY (Greek: of King Antiochus, Benefactor), anchor (Seleukid symbol) upside down, AΠP or BΠP (Greek: year 181 or 182 of the Seleucid Era) below (off flan)

John Hyrcanus was the son of Simon the Maccabee and nephew of the folk hero Judah Maccabee, hero of the Hanukkah story. Soon after Hyrcanus assumed power, the Seleukid kingdom marched on Jerusalem. Antiocus VII and Hyrcanus I negotiated a treaty that left Hyrcanus a vassal to the Syrian king. John Hyrcanus was the first Jewish ruler to issue coins in his own name.