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Was apparently given with joy that took place on one of the holidays or at an event that took place in the yeshiva Balaaz in…
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8 coins of blessing from the courts of the Admorim, which were given on Hanukkah.
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The first “Görlitz Shekels” were issued in the 15th century when it was still unknown how the “Shekel” coins of the Roman period looked like.…
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after Hieronymus Magdeburger & school (ND), circa. 1535 or later cast; white metal; size: 36mm; weight: 12.45. Obv: Moses facing left w/long, pointed beard &…
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Lot #1
$50
Was apparently given with joy that took place on one of the holidays or at an event that took place in the yeshiva Balaaz in…
$50
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$150
8 coins of blessing from the courts of the Admorim, which were given on Hanukkah.
$150
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$20
The first “Görlitz Shekels” were issued in the 15th century when it was still unknown how the “Shekel” coins of the Roman period looked like.…
$20
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$500
after Hieronymus Magdeburger & school (ND), circa. 1535 or later cast; white metal; size: 36mm; weight: 12.45. Obv: Moses facing left w/long, pointed beard &…
$500
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Medal Chabad.
habad-Lubavitch “Messiah” homage silver(?) medal to Rebbe Schneerson, ND (circa. 1992); not maker-marked; size: 39.5mm; weight: 26.4g. Obverse bears image of the Hassidic movement’s headquarters on 770 Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn; legend on obv. and rev. are in praise of the Rebbe and extoll him as the Messiah. Probably issued to commemorate the Rebbe’s (1902- 1994) 90th birthday; towards the end of his life segments of the Chassidic movement he led openly declared him to be the Messiah, although the movement as a whole distances itself from saying such in public.