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Lot #119
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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 #121
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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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The Israeli government has asked the Numismatic Association in Israel for design proposals for a new series of currencies. Leo Kadman and Hanan Pavel, along…
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The Israeli government has asked the Numismatic Association in Israel for design proposals for a new series of currencies. Leo Kadman and Hanan Pavel, along…
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Read moreLot #125
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Obverse: The denomination "10 Prutot" and the date in Hebrew; two stylized olive branches around the rim. Reverse: Single-handled jug flanked with palm branches; "Israel"…
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Obverse: The denomination "5 Pruta" and the date in Hebrew; two stylized olive branches around the rim. Reverse: Four-stringed lyre; "Israel" in Hebrew and Arabic.
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Obverse: The denomination "5 Pruta" and the date in Hebrew; two stylized olive branches around the rim. Reverse: Four-stringed lyre; "Israel" in Hebrew and Arabic.
$60
Read moreLot #128
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The Israeli government has asked the Numismatic Association in Israel for design proposals for a new series of currencies. Leo Kadman and Hanan Pavel, along…
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The rarer type of the 50 Pruta Face: The denomination "50 Pruta" and the date in Hebrew; two stylized olive branches around the rim. Back:…
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Lot #119
$25
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…
$25
Read moreLot #120
$25
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…
$25
Read moreLot #121
$25
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…
$25
Read moreLot #122
$60
The Israeli government has asked the Numismatic Association in Israel for design proposals for a new series of currencies. Leo Kadman and Hanan Pavel, along…
$60
Read moreLot #123
$70
The Israeli government has asked the Numismatic Association in Israel for design proposals for a new series of currencies. Leo Kadman and Hanan Pavel, along…
$70
Read moreLot #125
$75
Obverse: The denomination "10 Prutot" and the date in Hebrew; two stylized olive branches around the rim. Reverse: Single-handled jug flanked with palm branches; "Israel"…
$75
Read moreLot #126
$60
Obverse: The denomination "5 Pruta" and the date in Hebrew; two stylized olive branches around the rim. Reverse: Four-stringed lyre; "Israel" in Hebrew and Arabic.
$60
Read moreLot #127
$60
Obverse: The denomination "5 Pruta" and the date in Hebrew; two stylized olive branches around the rim. Reverse: Four-stringed lyre; "Israel" in Hebrew and Arabic.
$60
Read moreLot #128
$70
The Israeli government has asked the Numismatic Association in Israel for design proposals for a new series of currencies. Leo Kadman and Hanan Pavel, along…
$70
Read moreLot #129
$30
The rarer type of the 50 Pruta Face: The denomination "50 Pruta" and the date in Hebrew; two stylized olive branches around the rim. Back:…
$30
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Israel - 5 Pruta 1949 - Without Preal - Minting Error - Rotaded 90 degrees to the right - NGC AU 55
The Israeli government has asked the Numismatic Association in Israel for design proposals for a new series of currencies. Leo Kadman and Hanan Pavel, along with graphic artist Uta Wallisch, submitted charts, which were approved by then-Finance Minister Eliezer Kaplan.
Face: The words "5 pruta" and the year of issue in Hebrew; Around two stylish olive branches.
Back: 4-string harp; The word "Israel" in Hebrew and Arabic. Source: Bar-Kochba Coin (132-135 AD)
Diameter: 20 mm
Weight: 3.2 grams
Margins: Parts