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Lot #55
$240
Obverse: Qajar (Kiani) Crown, Oak and Olive leaves, Legend (title of Qajar king) and coinage date Translation: The King Mozaffar ed-Din Shah Qajar, Coinage date…
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Israel - Token Member of the Ballot Committee in Greater Jerusalem - 1969
In the elections held in Israel at the beginning of 1969, to the local authorities, the Jerusalem Municipality distributed a greeting token to all activists in the elections, as a sign of the elections held for the first time after the two parts of the city were united.
The face of the token: the symbol of the municipality, the name "Jerusalem" in Hebrew and English, and the name "Jerusalem Al-Quds" in Arabic.
Back of the token: In the center "In honor of a member of the ballot committee" around the upper language "Elections for the Greater Jerusalem Municipality" and in the lower language "1969".
Design: Jerusalem Municipality.
Coinage: Kretschmer
Metal: Nickel copper
Diameter: 30 mm
Weight: 13 grams
Mintage: 2500.
The item was not sold and was given to the Jerusalem municipality’s election activists.
Source: Kobi Liderman’s blog