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Lot #603
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Front: A portrait of Nathan Alterman set against a background of autumn leaves. The words “Bank of Israel”, the denomination, and Natan Alterman’s poem “Eternal…
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Read moreLot #604
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Banknotes with serial numbers, Israeli motifs. We have been unable to find documentation anywhere on the internet regarding the origin of these bills
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Read moreLot #605
$80
Obverse: King Hussein at left Reverse :Jerash forum Lettering: CENTRAL BANK OF JORDAN, FORUM – JERASH, HALF DINAR
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Read moreLot #606
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Obverse: King Hussein at left Reverse: Al-Hazne, Treasury of Pharaoh at Petra Lettering: CENTRAL BANK OF JORDAN TREASURY – PETRA FIVE DINARS
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Read moreLot #607
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Paper money tokens – Palestine / Land of Israel – 10 "stamps" for a total of 100 mil Land of Israel – "Payment for social…
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Read moreLot #609
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Palestine (Bank) was founded in February 1902 in London, as a subsidiary of the "Jewish Settlement Treasure" which was established by Herzl to serve as…
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Read moreLot #610
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This check is signed by Kamyul / Bershad from the Safed branch, signatures are very rare and almost impossible to find on other checks. Singed…
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Read moreLot #611
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Britain conquered the Land of Israel, Palestine as it was then called, from the Ottoman authorities, in 1917, and British military rule over the Land…
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Read moreLot #612
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The hardest year to achive from the 500 Mils There are small tears in the upper part of the note due to use (a note…
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Read moreLot #613
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A very rare prefix, only a few of this type are known (around 10) and once every few years they are offered for sale, rare…
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Lot #603
$50
Front: A portrait of Nathan Alterman set against a background of autumn leaves. The words “Bank of Israel”, the denomination, and Natan Alterman’s poem “Eternal…
$50
Read moreLot #604
$100
Banknotes with serial numbers, Israeli motifs. We have been unable to find documentation anywhere on the internet regarding the origin of these bills
$100
Read moreLot #605
$80
Obverse: King Hussein at left Reverse :Jerash forum Lettering: CENTRAL BANK OF JORDAN, FORUM – JERASH, HALF DINAR
$80
Read moreLot #606
$80
Obverse: King Hussein at left Reverse: Al-Hazne, Treasury of Pharaoh at Petra Lettering: CENTRAL BANK OF JORDAN TREASURY – PETRA FIVE DINARS
$80
Read moreLot #607
$10
Paper money tokens – Palestine / Land of Israel – 10 "stamps" for a total of 100 mil Land of Israel – "Payment for social…
$10
Read moreLot #609
$80
Palestine (Bank) was founded in February 1902 in London, as a subsidiary of the "Jewish Settlement Treasure" which was established by Herzl to serve as…
$80
Read moreLot #610
$150
This check is signed by Kamyul / Bershad from the Safed branch, signatures are very rare and almost impossible to find on other checks. Singed…
$150
Read moreLot #611
$400
Britain conquered the Land of Israel, Palestine as it was then called, from the Ottoman authorities, in 1917, and British military rule over the Land…
$400
Read moreLot #612
$2,300
The hardest year to achive from the 500 Mils There are small tears in the upper part of the note due to use (a note…
$2,300
Read moreLot #613
$10,000
A very rare prefix, only a few of this type are known (around 10) and once every few years they are offered for sale, rare…
$10,000
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Paper money tokens - Palestine / Land of Israel - a group of 4 checks from the Anglo Palestine Company, the Bank of the Templars in Eretz Israel and the Bank of Egypt
Anglo Palestine (Bank) was founded in February 1902 in London, as a subsidiary of the "Jewish Settlement Fund" which was established by Herzl to serve as a financial instrument of the Zionist movement. The first branch of the company was opened in August 1903, by David Zalman Levontin, the founder and first director of the company. The first decade of the company’s activity was fruitful, another 7 branches were opened in Palestine and Beirut and the company was appreciated not only by the Jewish community but also by the Arab residents and the Ottoman institutions.
The Bank of the Templar Society (German: Bank der Tempelgesellschaft) was an Israelite bank established by the Templar Society, and operated between 1924 and 1939. The German Templars who arrived in the Land of Israel, starting in 1868, needed a bank. At first they used the bank services of Johannes Frötiger, a banker of Swiss origin, in Jerusalem, but it went bankrupt in 1896.