Oy Vey!

[Book]

http://i.usatoday.net/money/_photos/2012/03/09/Ancient-Judean-coin-sells-for-11-million-KD148V4B-x.jpg

Ancient Judean shekel coin sells for $1.1 million at auction

http://www.usatoday.com/money/world/story/2012-03-09/ancient-judean-coin-auction/53434212/1

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[Neuro]

How is Geld-ist-Money-too nowadays? I will be unbanned soon!

[mamboni]

http://i.usatoday.net/money/_photos/2012/03/09/Ancient-Judean-coin-sells-for-11-million-KD148V4B-x.jpg

Ancient Judean shekel coin sells for $1.1 million at auction

http://www.usatoday.com/money/world/story/2012-03-09/ancient-judean-coin-auction/53434212/1

http://stumbleinn.net/forum/images/smilies/jew.gif

Josephus wrote circa 21 AD:

"The shekel coins were minted by Roman craftsmen, as the Pharisees considered the minting of coinage dirty work fit only for the goyim."

These shekel coins, supposedly symbols of Jewish soveriegn pride, like the great wailing wall that has been huckstered as part of the the original [third] temple, were actually made by Roman hands. The Romans made things to last, as evidenced by countless sites scattered throughout the old empire. The Jews made nothing to last, except perhaps the crucifixion of a certain carpenter from Galilee.

[Neuro]

Damn Mamboni if this information had been commonly known prior to the auction it wouldn't have fetched a hundred thousand! Filthy Roman Goy-Coin!