AD 100-300 Ancient Book of Genesis Elam Son of Shem Bronze Coin

Relive The Story Of Noah’s Ark Through The Coins Of His Descendants

According to Bible scholars, the tale of Noah and the Ark from the book of Genesis took place 6,000 years before Jesus walked the earth. Scientists have led credibility to the story by theorizing that Noah and his sons could have built the vessel in Mesopotamia sometime between 10,000 and 2,000 B.C. during a time when Ice Age melting would have helped provide enough water for the flood. Whatever you believe—faith or science—this ancient coin was struck by people who traced their lineage all the way back to Noah’s grandson!

Coins Struck By The Descendants Of Noah

The ancient bronze coins available here were struck between AD 100 and 300 in what today is southern Iran by the Elamais, a Semitic people of classical antiquity who are thought to be the descendants of Elam, one of the five sons of Noah’s son Shem. In fact, the word Semite, derives from Shem. The obverse design on each coin features the portrait of a king while the reverse side depicts various pieces of religious imagery. These coins were used by the people living around that center of Biblical history. And, while these coins do show their age, the strong bronze metal used to make them is effective as resisting wear. Each will come beautifully housed in a presentation case and accompanied by an informative storycard and Certificate of Authenticity.

Order Yours Now Before We’re Flooded With Requests For Other Collectors!

Lovers of Middle-Eastern and Biblical history are sure to enjoy this coin. Everyone knows the story of Noah’s Ark, and the story of this coin builds on that narrative. The nation of Elam was born out of the consequences stemming from the Biblical flood myth, and the Elamais were living proof of the strong bloodline of Semitic culture reference throughout the Bible. Order yours now before we’re flooded with requests for other collectors!