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Lot #111
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Israel – 2 Shekels 1988 – Independence Day Coin, 40th Anniversary of the State of Israel – Silver 850, 28.8g, 37mm On 5 lyar 5708,…
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Israel – 2 Shekels 1991 – Kiddush Cup, Judaic Art Coin – SIlver 925, 28.8g, 38.7mm The Kiddush Cup (wine goblet) is one of the…
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Israel – 2 Shekels 1991 – Aliya and Absorption, Independence Day Coin, 43rd Anniversary – Silver 925, 28.8g, 38.7 mm Description of the coin The…
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Lot #111
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Israel – 2 Shekels 1981 – Israel’s 33rd Anniversary of Independence Coin, "The People of the Book" The "Book of Books" was given to the…
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Israel – 2 Shekels 1982 – Hanukka Lamp from Yemen, Hanukka Coin – Silver 850, 28.8g, 37 mm Yemenite Jewry is one of the oldest…
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Israel – 2 Shekels 1982 – Rothschild, Israel’s 34th Anniversary of Independence Coin – Silver 850, 28.8g, 37mm Historians of the Jewish settlement in Palestine…
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Israel – 2 Shekels 1983 – Valor, Israel’s 35th Anniversary of Independence Coin – Silver 850, 28.8g, 37mm During the War of Independence in 1948,…
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Israel – 2 Shekels 1988 – Independence Day Coin, 40th Anniversary of the State of Israel – Silver 850, 28.8g, 37mm On 5 lyar 5708,…
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Israel – 2 Shekels 1991 – Aliya and Absorption, Independence Day Coin, 43rd Anniversary – Silver 925, 28.8g, 38.7 mm Description of the coin The…
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Israel – 2 Shekels 1995 – 2 Shekels 1995 – 50 Years since the Victory over Nazi Germany – Silver 925, 28.8g, 38.7 mm The…
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Israel - 2 Shekels 1987 - Reunification of Jerusalem, Israel's 39th Anniversary of Independence Coin...
Israel – 2 Shekels 1987 – Reunification of Jerusalem, Israel’s 39th Anniversary of Independence Coin – Silver 850, 28.8g, 37 mm
Jerusalem is truly unique and is a city sacred to millions of worshippers. It is the capital of Israel and the center of the Jewish world. It is a city where people of many religions and cultures have learned to live together, to respect each other and to make tolerance and coexistence the themes of their daily life. It is a city of culture and the arts, of music and art and theater and film. It is a city of age-old olive trees and wildflowers. To mark the 20th Anniversary of the city’s reunification, a special commemorative coin has been minted. It depicts Ammunition Hill, a memorial site to the soldiers who fell in the war which reunified the city, and the Lions’ Gate (St. Stephen’s Gate) the historic gate of the Old City Wall which is the approach to the Via Dolorosa and the Dome of the Rock. It was through this gate that the first Israeli soldiers entered the Old City in 1967. This coin represents a memorial to the courage and bravery which brought down the dividing walls, swept away the minefields, and paved the way to rebuilding Jerusalem as a city of peace and hope.
Obverse: Face value: 10 New Sheqalim on the gold coin, 2 New Sheqalim on the silver proof coin and 1 New Sheqel on the silver B.U. coin. The State of Israel Emblem, word "Israel" in Hebrew, English and Arabic and mint year 5747-1987.
Reverse: The Lions’ Gate of the Old City wall and the memorial site of Ammunition Hill within the figure 20, inscription in Hebrew and English "20 years United Jerusalem."