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Lot #106
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Independence Day Coin, 1993-5753 Israel has a priceless "natural resource" – tourism. Tourism is the country’s largest export. Income from tourism is higher than that…
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Independence Day Coin 1997/5757 49th Anniversary Initiated by Theodor Herzl, the first Zionist Congress was held on August 29, 1897 in Basel, Switzerland. This event…
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11th in the Biblical Art Coin Series Abraham was sitting by his tent in the desert heat and Sarah his wife, in her admirable modest…
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11th in the Biblical Art Coin Series Abraham was sitting by his tent in the desert heat and Sarah his wife, in her admirable modest…
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Read moreLot #110
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14th in the Biblical Art Coin Series Legal Tender issued by the Bank of Israel Samson was a Nazarite, an ascetic, who abstained from worldly…
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Read moreLot #112
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After the establishment of the state in 1948, and until 1952, the mill (and the pound of Eretz Israel) served as legal tender. The only…
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After the establishment of the state in 1948, and until 1952, the mill (and the pound of Eretz Israel) served as legal tender. The only…
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Read moreLot #114
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After the establishment of the state in 1948, and until 1952, the mill (and the pound of Eretz Israel) served as legal tender. The only…
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Read moreLot #115
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After the establishment of the state in 1948, and until 1952, the mill (and the pound of Eretz Israel) served as legal tender. The only…
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After the establishment of the state in 1948, and until 1952, the mill (and the pound of Eretz Israel) served as legal tender. The only…
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Lot #106
$40
Independence Day Coin, 1993-5753 Israel has a priceless "natural resource" – tourism. Tourism is the country’s largest export. Income from tourism is higher than that…
$40
Read moreLot #107
$45
Independence Day Coin 1997/5757 49th Anniversary Initiated by Theodor Herzl, the first Zionist Congress was held on August 29, 1897 in Basel, Switzerland. This event…
$45
Read moreLot #108
$50
11th in the Biblical Art Coin Series Abraham was sitting by his tent in the desert heat and Sarah his wife, in her admirable modest…
$50
Read moreLot #109
$45
11th in the Biblical Art Coin Series Abraham was sitting by his tent in the desert heat and Sarah his wife, in her admirable modest…
$45
Read moreLot #110
$50
14th in the Biblical Art Coin Series Legal Tender issued by the Bank of Israel Samson was a Nazarite, an ascetic, who abstained from worldly…
$50
Read moreLot #112
$30
After the establishment of the state in 1948, and until 1952, the mill (and the pound of Eretz Israel) served as legal tender. The only…
$30
Read moreLot #113
$30
After the establishment of the state in 1948, and until 1952, the mill (and the pound of Eretz Israel) served as legal tender. The only…
$30
Read moreLot #114
$30
After the establishment of the state in 1948, and until 1952, the mill (and the pound of Eretz Israel) served as legal tender. The only…
$30
Read moreLot #115
$30
After the establishment of the state in 1948, and until 1952, the mill (and the pound of Eretz Israel) served as legal tender. The only…
$30
Read moreLot #116
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After the establishment of the state in 1948, and until 1952, the mill (and the pound of Eretz Israel) served as legal tender. The only…
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Israel - 25 Mils 1948 - VF
After the establishment of the state in 1948, and until 1952, the mill (and the pound of Eretz Israel) served as legal tender. The only coin minted in the State of Israel was 25 mils.
Front: "25 mil" with 2 stylish olive branches.
Back: Painted and inscribed: "Israel" and painted a grape cluster.
Of this coin, 42,650 units were minted in Jerusalem under the security of the Irgun Haetzel against British rule. On September 6, 1950, the currency ceased to be used as legal tender.
In 1952, with the transition from the Israeli mil to the Israeli pound, the name of the mill was changed to a Pruta.