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Lot #315
$15
Obverse: Bust of curly-haired herdsman, facing right, wearing hooded shirt, often mistakenly identified as William Tell. Reverse: Coat of arms of Switzerland on square shield.…
$15
Read moreLot #316
$120
Lot #317
$10
Obverse: Juliana of the Netherlands, head right Reverse: Crowned arms divide date
$10
Read moreLot #318
$20
Commemorative issue, Mandarin Ducks Obverse: National Arms Reverse: Couple of Colored Mandarin Ducks
$20
Read moreLot #319
$100
The Rishon LeZion settlement medallion from 1882, may have been minted later during the visit of Herzl and the German Emperor in 1898 to the…
$100
Read moreLot #321
$200
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$200
Read moreLot #322
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Read moreLot #323
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$120
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$1,200
Perhaps the best quality token of this type available, we recently graded an identical token and it was graded 62, the highest grading known, this…
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Palestine - Templar colonies token - 20 Paras 1880-1917 - First series - PCGS AU 55
The highest grade for this token
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.