Judaea. A group of 5 bronze coins:

1. Herodian Kingdom. Herod Archelaos, 4 BC – AD 6. AE prutah (16mm) Jerusalem. HP[WΔ]OY, bunch of grapes on vine with leaf on left. / [ΕΘΝΑΡΧΟΥ], tall helmet with crest and cheek straps, caducaeus to left. Hendin 505. RPC I 4917.
2. Herodian Kingdom. Agrippa I, AD 37-44. AE prutah (18mm) Jerusalem, AD 41/42. [ΒΑСΙΛΕWС ΑΓΡΙΠΑ], umbrella-like canopy with fringes. / [L S] (year 6), three ears of barley growing between two leaves. Hendin 553. RPC I 4981.
3. Herodian Kingdom. Agrippa I, AD 37-44. AE prutah (18mm) Jerusalem, AD 41/42. [ΒΑСΙΛΕWС] ΑΓΡΙΠΑ, umbrella-like canopy with fringes. / [L S] (year 6), three ears of barley growing between two leaves. Hendin 553. RPC I 4981.
4. Roman procurators. Marcus Ambibulus under Augustus, AD 9-12. AE prutah (18mm, 2.1g) Jerusalem, AD 9-11. KAICAPOC, ear of barley curved right. / [L – …] (year 39-41), eight-branched palm tree bearing two bunches of dates. Hendin 636-8. RPC I 4955-7. 
5. Roman procurators. Valerius Gratus under Tiberius, AD 15-26. AE prutah (15mm) Jerusalem, AD 18, in the name of Tiberius and his mother Julia Augusta (Livia). ΙΟΥ-ΛΙ[Α] L-E (year 5), palm branch. / T[IB] K[AI] C[AP] within wreath. Hendin 646. RPC I 4965.

Provenance: from the collection of Dr. Carl Hampf. MD Carl Alarik Hampf, b. 1905 in St. Petersburg, d. 1992 in Karjaa, Finland, was a well-known member of the Finnish Numismatic Society. He specialized in coins from the Biblical lands.

In total 5 bronze coins. Mostly 1? (VG)