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Lot #136.1
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Israel – A large lot of 40 coins 100 Pruta 1954 – UNC, were not in circulation and were carefully preserved Obverse:Palm tree; "Israel" in…
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Israel – Lot of 40 coins 250 Pruta 1949 – "Without Pearl" – UNC Face: The words "250 Pruta" and year of issue in Hebrew;…
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Israel – 500 Pruta 1949 Coin – Silver – UNC Obverse: The denomination "500 Pruta" and the date in Hebrew; two stylized olive branches around…
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Israel – 500 Pruta 1949 Coin – Silver – NGC MS 65 Obverse: The denomination "500 Pruta" and the date in Hebrew; two stylized olive…
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Israel – A private coin set, uncommon from the Peruta series, contains 1, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100 Peruta 1949 – Please note that there…
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Israel – a private and not common set of coins (the first time we come across it) from the Peruta series, the first series of…
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Israel – a collection of 5 different coin sets, 2 from the Pruta series (1949-1957), the first series of the State of Israel, three sets…
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Israel – an impressive and unique coin album for Israeli coins, contains 5 coin pages full of Israeli coins from the Pruta series (the first…
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Israel – 1 Agora 1974 – Minting Error – Token defect The name "agora" is given to three coins that have been used in the…
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Israel – 5 agorot 1964 – NGC UNC DETAILS A coin from 1964 with the lowest issue amount of the same value, a total of…
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Lot #136.1
$100
Israel – A large lot of 40 coins 100 Pruta 1954 – UNC, were not in circulation and were carefully preserved Obverse:Palm tree; "Israel" in…
$100
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Israel – Lot of 40 coins 250 Pruta 1949 – "Without Pearl" – UNC Face: The words "250 Pruta" and year of issue in Hebrew;…
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Read moreLot #137
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Israel – 500 Pruta 1949 Coin – Silver – UNC Obverse: The denomination "500 Pruta" and the date in Hebrew; two stylized olive branches around…
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Read moreLot #138
$40
Israel – 500 Pruta 1949 Coin – Silver – NGC MS 65 Obverse: The denomination "500 Pruta" and the date in Hebrew; two stylized olive…
$40
Read moreLot #139
$40
Israel – A private coin set, uncommon from the Peruta series, contains 1, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100 Peruta 1949 – Please note that there…
$40
Read moreLot #141
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Israel – a private and not common set of coins (the first time we come across it) from the Peruta series, the first series of…
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Read moreLot #142
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Israel – a collection of 5 different coin sets, 2 from the Pruta series (1949-1957), the first series of the State of Israel, three sets…
$60
Read moreLot #143
$40
Israel – an impressive and unique coin album for Israeli coins, contains 5 coin pages full of Israeli coins from the Pruta series (the first…
$40
Read moreLot #144
$10
Israel – 1 Agora 1974 – Minting Error – Token defect The name "agora" is given to three coins that have been used in the…
$10
Read moreLot #145
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Israel – 5 agorot 1964 – NGC UNC DETAILS A coin from 1964 with the lowest issue amount of the same value, a total of…
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Israel - Pruta Coin set 1949 - Type 2
Israel – Pruta Coin set 1949 – Type 2
Second version – a small, thick inscription in gold printed on the Plexiglas plate.
This is how Kobi Liderman quoted Effi Sahik on his website regarding the three types of the current coin set
In 1951, Bank Leumi became the authority that issues the banknotes and coins of the State of Israel.
Between 1952-1954, Bank Leumi prepared a special series of coins for distribution to tourists and collectors. Some of the series were awarded by the bank to visitors and guests and the balance was later sold to a distributor in the United States. This series of coins was issued in small quantity and is in great demand among collectors due to its uniqueness as the first official coin series in the country.
The series of coins was placed in a blue plastic case with sockets resembling an "egg pattern" with a transparent Plexiglas plate with a gilded inscription "State of Israel", the emblem of the state and the years’ 1949, 1950. The series incorporated a 25-mil coin as well as nine coins from the Pruta series, including a 250 Pruta coin and a 500 Pruta 50 Pruta coin with a dot (the rarer type). All coins bear the year of minting 1949.
About 300 such series are currently known. Over the years, slightly different versions have been discovered in terms of captions on them.