HALF SHEKEL (FRONT SIDE) - Graphite Coin Mold

Description

Half-Shekels (also called "didrachms") were first struck as autonomous silver coins by the Tyre mint and were in circulation from 5 BCE until at least 67 CE.
These coins also gained notoriety as the likely mode of payment for Judas Iscariot.
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MOLD DIMENSIONS: 50mm x 50mm x 20mm
COIN POCKED DIMENSIONS: 40mm Wide x 6mm Deep
'Approximate' Coin Weights by Metal:
COPPER:         2oz       (56g)
ALUMINUM:     0.6oz    (18g)
SILVER:            2.4oz    (70g)
BRASS:            2oz       (56g)
BRONZE:         2.1oz    (60g)
LEAD:               3.6oz    (102g)
BISMUTH:        2.6oz    (74g)
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***Ingot Not Included***