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Lot #92

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Hanukka Coin, 5739-1978 The thirteenth in the series of Hanukka coins depicts a Hanukka lamp from France from the collection of the Israel Museum, Jerusalem.…

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Hanukka Coin, 5739-1978 The thirteenth in the series of Hanukka coins depicts a Hanukka lamp from France from the collection of the Israel Museum, Jerusalem.…

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Lot #84

$45

Legal Tender Issued by The Bank of Israel The fifth in the series of Pidyon Haben coins was issued in 1974 and was discontinued prior…

$45

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Lot #85

$45

Hanukka Coin 5735-1974 The ninth in the series of Hanukka coins depicts a Damascus lamp dating from the 18th Century. Syria, which gained its independence…

$45

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Lot #86

$35

Israel’s 42th Anniversary of Independence Coin In September 1952, the Prime Minister of Israel, the late David Ben-Gurion convened a conference in Jerusalem of sixty…

$35

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Lot #87

$45

(The numerical value of the two Hebrew letters making up the word "Koach" meaning "strength" is 28.) It would have been too much to expect…

$45

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Lot #88

$40

Redemption of the First Born Son Legal Tender Issued by The Bank of Israel The seventh in the series of Pidyon Haben coins was issued…

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Lot #90

$35

Hanukka Coin 5738-1977 On the twelfth in the series of Hanukka coins, appears a lamp from Jerusalem, marking the 10th Anniversary of Jerusalem reunited. The…

$35

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Lot #91

$35

Hanukka Coin 5738-1977 On the twelfth in the series of Hanukka coins, appears a lamp from Jerusalem, marking the 10th Anniversary of Jerusalem reunited. The…

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Lot #92

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Hanukka Coin, 5739-1978 The thirteenth in the series of Hanukka coins depicts a Hanukka lamp from France from the collection of the Israel Museum, Jerusalem.…

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Lot #93

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Hanukka Coin, 5739-1978 The thirteenth in the series of Hanukka coins depicts a Hanukka lamp from France from the collection of the Israel Museum, Jerusalem.…

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Lot #94

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Hanukka Coin, 5739-1978 The thirteenth in the series of Hanukka coins depicts a Hanukka lamp from France from the collection of the Israel Museum, Jerusalem.…

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Israel - 10 Lirot 1977 - NGC MS 64 - Hanukka Lamp from Jerusalem

Hanukka Coin 5738-1977
On the twelfth in the series of Hanukka coins, appears a lamp from Jerusalem, marking the 10th Anniversary of Jerusalem reunited.
The Jerusalem Hanukka Lamp can be seen in the Ethnographic and Folklore Museum in Ramat Aviv. It was apparently designed at the beginning of the 20th century. A legend in silver lettering on brass, reads: ‘This is the Lamp of the house of Rifkah Fardis, Jerusalem".
Obverse:
The face value "10 Lirot" in Hebrew, below "Israel" in Hebrew, English and Arabic and the mint year "5738-1977".
Reverse:
The Jerusalem Hanukka Lamp in bas relief. At the top of the backplate is a raised Star of David and within it, the word: "Zion". Eight oil containers are arranged in a semicircle. In the background, on both sides of the lamp is the legend: "Hanukka Lamp from Jerusalem" and below the words "20th Century".

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