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Lot #356
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Holocaust and extermination camps – 10 marks 1943 – Ghetto Lodge – PCGS UNC DETAILS Nazi Germany occupied Poland on September 1, 1939; Lodz was…
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Mexico – El Hombre Cabeza olmeca s. XII-IX a.C. y Ramsés II s. XIII a.C 1992 – Silver 999, 217.72g (7 ounces) – 65 mm
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Netherlans – Pair of 2 coins of 10 Gulden 1970, 1973 – Silver 720, 25g each Commemorative issue, 25th Anniversary of Liberation Obverse: Effigy of…
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Palestine – Rishon Lezion Medallion – 1882′ – The beginning of the settlement, the first aliyah medal of the Rishon LeZion Jewish settlement. probably made…
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Palestine – Cafe werner token – 10 MIls, bronze – AU – Rare in this high grade Issued by Zvi Werner, who immigrated from Vienna,…
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Lot #356
$10
Judaica / Zionism – a group of 6 tokens that were used in one of the amusement shops in the city of Eilat in Israel…
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Read moreLot #357
$40
Holocaust and extermination camps – 10 marks 1943 – Ghetto Lodge – PCGS UNC DETAILS Nazi Germany occupied Poland on September 1, 1939; Lodz was…
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Read moreLot #358
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Mexico – El Hombre Cabeza olmeca s. XII-IX a.C. y Ramsés II s. XIII a.C 1992 – Silver 999, 217.72g (7 ounces) – 65 mm
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Read moreLot #359
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Netherlans – Pair of 2 coins of 10 Gulden 1970, 1973 – Silver 720, 25g each Commemorative issue, 25th Anniversary of Liberation Obverse: Effigy of…
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Read moreLot #360
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Palestine – Rishon Lezion Medallion – 1882′ – The beginning of the settlement, the first aliyah medal of the Rishon LeZion Jewish settlement. probably made…
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Read moreLot #362
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Palestine – Cafe werner token – 10 MIls, bronze – AU – Rare in this high grade Issued by Zvi Werner, who immigrated from Vienna,…
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Palestine – Cafe werner token – 40 MIls, bronze – VF – Rare Issued by Zvi Werner, who immigrated from Vienna, Austria in 1934. In…
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Palestine – Cafe werner token – 20 MIls, bronze, copper-nickel – AU-UNC – Rare in this high grade Issued by Zvi Werner, who immigrated from…
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Palestine – Cafe werner token – 30 MIls, bronze, copper-nickel – VF – Rare Issued by Zvi Werner, who immigrated from Vienna, Austria in 1934.…
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Palestine – Cafe werner token – 40 MIls, bronze, copper-nickel – VF – Rare Issued by Zvi Werner, who immigrated from Vienna, Austria in 1934.…
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Palestine - Templar colonies token - 20 Paras 1880-1917 - Second series - VF
Palestine – Templar colonies token – 20 Paras 1880-1917 – Second series – VF
The Templars were Germans Protestants who broke away from their church and led by Christoff Hoffman. They moved to the Holy Land to learn an excemplary way of life in the Bibical tradition. in 1868, they astarted immigrating to palestine and settled in Haifa, Jaffa and Jerusalem, as well establishing their own farms. They had their own schools and Church, and engaged in trade and industry. To cope with the constant shortage of small change, the "Centralcasse" the main financial organization of the Templars in Jerusalem, issued tokens which circulated from about 1880 to 1917.
the tokens circulated i Jaffa and Haifa as well as in Jerusalem, and were issued in denominations of Paras, matching the currect Turkish money. They were recalled after world war 1 and subsequently sold to metal dealers to be melted down.
it is belived that they were struck at the royal mint of wurttemberg.