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Israel – 1 and 2 Shekels 1984 – Hanukka Lamp from Theresienstadt – UNC – Silver 850, 14.4g, 28.8g Hanukka Coin, 1984/5745 In 1981, a…

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Lot #167

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Hanukka Coin, 5743-1982 Yemenite Jewry is one of the oldest of the exiled communities from the Land of Israel. Under Moslem rule, the Jews of…

$30

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Lot #168

$35

Israel’s 35th Anniversary of Independence Coin, 1983/5743 During the War of Independence in 1948, the State of Israel was proclaimed. At the 35th Anniversary of…

$35

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Lot #169

$30

Israel – 1 and 2 Shekels 1984 – Hanukka Lamp from Theresienstadt – UNC – Silver 850, 14.4g, 28.8g Hanukka Coin, 1984/5745 In 1981, a…

$30

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Lot #170

$40

Hanukka Coin, 1984/5745 In 1981, a most unusual Hanukka Lamp was presented to the "Yad Vashem" Museum by an anonymous American donor. The distinguishing feature…

$40

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Lot #171

$35

The Kidron Valley or the Valley of Jehoshaphat, also known as the Valley of Fire, forms the gentle slope between the Temple Mount and the…

$35

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Lot #173

$35

Sites in the Holy Land Coin, 5746/1985 One of the holy sites which is of major significance for Jews and Christians is Kefar Nahum or…

$35

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Lot #174

$40

Israel’s 37th Anniversary of Independence Coin 1985/5745 The State of Israel occupies a special status in the international scientific world. Despite Israel’s size, it has…

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Lot #175

$60

Israel’s 37th Anniversary of Independence Coin 1985/5745 The State of Israel occupies a special status in the international scientific world. Despite Israel’s size, it has…

$60

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Lot #176

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Hanukka Lamp from Algeria Hanukka Coin, 5747 – 1986 The Jewish community in central Magreb has a rich history. In the early Middle Ages, the…

$60

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Lot #177

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Hanukka Coin 1983/5744 Prague was the ancient capital of Czech kings. At times, it was one of the largest Jewish Communities in that part of…

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Israel - 1 Shekel 1985 - NGC MS 65 - Hanukka Lamp from Ashkenaz

Hanukka Coin 5746/1985
"Ashkenaz" was the Hebrew name for a large area of Jewish settlement in central and eastern Europe. After the expulsion of the Sephardim, the Jews of Spain, the Jewish population in this part of Europe formed the new center of the Diaspora.
In the 16th century, European Christendom was split by the struggles of the Reformation, and many Ahskenazi Jews found themselves wedged between the belligerent factions. It was during this era of religious upheaval that the Jews began to be forced into prison-like areas within the larger Christian settlements. The Jewish quarters were founded, and in time they were to become a synonym for discrimination: the ghettoes.
It took 300 years before the walls of the ghetto were abolished. At first the Ashkenazim had hopes for a new freedom, but soon they had to face the old hatred again. In the holocaust it was to take its final and most terrible toll.
The Hanukka Lamp on the1985 Hanukka Coin was created in 1574. Beautifully crafted, the Hanukka Lamp is engraved on its bronze backplate with the Hanukka blessings that praise G-d for the miracles that brought about the victory of the Jews and saved the Temple in Jerusalem from desecration.
Obverse:
The Emblem of the State of Israel, word "Israel" in Hebrew, English and Arabic, Mint Year: 1985-5746, Face Value – on the Proof Coin, 2 Sheqalim, on the B.U. Coin, 1 Sheqel.
Reverse:
Hanukka Lamp from Ashkenaz from the collection of the Israel Museum (circa 1574), inscription in Hebrew "Hanukka Lamp from Ashkenaz, 16th Century."

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