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Lot #11
$40
Chanukah Gelt, “100 Pruta”, 1949, 28mm. Bronze. Designs virtually identical with regular 100 Pruta coin issued by Israel, with the addition of “Chanukah Gelt –…
$40
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Lot #13
$40
Lot #14
$100
A medallion awarded for the International Exposition Colonie Internationale in Paris. 1931. The exhibition, which opened in May 1931, was designed to present the rich…
$100
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Lot #17
$20
Lot #18
$25
The Entry into Jerusalem" is one of the works in the tapestry adorning the Knesset, Israel’s parliament. After King David established his capital in Jerusalem,…
$25
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Lot #21
$50
Face: Interior: Fine embossing of Levi Eshkol’s portrait and caption "Prime Minister of Israel" Back: English caption ‘The Six Day War June 5-10, 1967’ with…
$50
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Lot #11
$40
Chanukah Gelt, “100 Pruta”, 1949, 28mm. Bronze. Designs virtually identical with regular 100 Pruta coin issued by Israel, with the addition of “Chanukah Gelt –…
$40
Read moreLot #13
$40
Lot #14
$100
A medallion awarded for the International Exposition Colonie Internationale in Paris. 1931. The exhibition, which opened in May 1931, was designed to present the rich…
$100
Read moreLot #17
$20
Lot #18
$25
The Entry into Jerusalem" is one of the works in the tapestry adorning the Knesset, Israel’s parliament. After King David established his capital in Jerusalem,…
$25
Read moreLot #21
$50
Face: Interior: Fine embossing of Levi Eshkol’s portrait and caption "Prime Minister of Israel" Back: English caption ‘The Six Day War June 5-10, 1967’ with…
$50
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lot of 10 tokens of the Carmelit from Haifa
The Carmelit is an underground funicular railway in Haifa, Israel. Construction started in 1956 and ended in 1959