Denomination : Silver didrachm (half shekel).
Mint : Many believe that the mint was moved from Tyre to Jerusalem some time just before 12 BC, and if this is true that would make this a Jerusalem mint coin. I personally believe that if the mint were moved, it would have been moved to Caesarea.
Date : Year mark PLZ = 137, which is AD 11 or 12. This is a scarce date for this coin.
Size : 20.3 x 21.0 mm. Weight : 6.43 grams.
Reference : RPC Supplement 4687E. Sear Greek - 5921 variety (different date).
Grade : VF, well centred and well struck. Fairly nice for a half shekel.
Obverse : Head of Melqart right.
Reverse : Eagle standing left on a ship's prow, with a club and the date mark RLZ in the left field (the Z is actually a greek letter Dogma), with KR in the right field with a Greek letter monogram below that, with TUROU IERAS KAI ASULOU around (the entire inscription is on the flan).