Second Judean Revolt coin year 3. Obverse: seven-branched date palm with Year 3 and “Shimon” inscription in Hebrew (Shimon Bar Kochba). Reverse: “For the freedom of Jerusalem” in Hebrew characters with grape leaves.

Hole through top of coin. Obverse: symbols, perhaps of Arabic script? Reverse: as obverse but with a different design.

Obverse: floral border surrounding script (Arabic ?). Reverse: as obverse. One side of arabic consists of a more swirled design while the other side of arabic consists of three lines of script.

Partial patterns on each side. Arabic(?) with lines and dots.

Fragment of script (Arabic ?) on one side.

Obverse: mesh pattern. Reverse: script, perhaps Arabic?

Script (Arabic ?) on both sides. One side has curvi-linear lines with dots on one quarter of the side. The other side has 3-like and W-like line shapes on one quarter of the side. Uneven edges.

Obverse: Arabic design with a horizontal line of Arabic script below and a smaller line of similar Arabic underneath. Reverse: four horizontal lines of Arabic script. Both sides are bordered by dots.

One tubular bead, reddish-orange with black spots. Centre is widest area with straight taper to ends. (There is no hole for stringing.)

Arabic script on both sides. One side has a looped line, a curved line with a v-line near through the middle, and a curvi-linear E-shaped line. The other side has t- and u-shaped lines.