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Lot #56
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1929 (AH 1308) is the key year in this 5000 dinar series and the hardest to obtain of them, the lowest production quantity of all…
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Read moreLot #57
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Obverse: Uniformed bust 1/4 left within wreath, date below Reverse: Radiant lion holding sword within crowned wreath
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Only 10% fees + VAT on this item Commemorative issue, 40th Anniversary of the Coronation of Franz Joseph I
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A token from 1950 for 2 Pruta. Stamped by the bus company for the use of passengers and drivers. Darom Yehuda was a cooperative association…
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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…
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Description of the medal: Jerusalem in Hebrew means "City of Peace". When in exile, the expression "If I forget thee, O Jerusalem, let my right…
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The diamond industry in Israel, which exports diamonds and gems polished in Israel, has become the largest of its kind in the world. Its beginnings…
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Official silver medal for flying an Israeli missile into the atmosphere – 1962 In 1961, Israel successfully sent a missile for atmospheric research, which was…
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Israel - MOTHERS IN THE BIBLE, SARAH, REBECCA, RACHEL AND LEAH. SET OF 4 MEDALS - Bronze, 20g, 40mm
This series of medals honors the four Matriarchs of the Jewish People: Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel and Leah. Each medal features the likeness of one of the Matriarchs and a Biblical verse relating to her. On the common reverse of all medals in the series is a flame – an eternal flame, symbolizing the lineage that began with the first matriarch and continues until this day.
Obverse: Sarah: The likeness of a woman and her baby and the words “and I will bless her” (Genesis 17:16). Rebecca: The medal depicts Rebecca carrying the pitcher on her head, before drawing water from the well for Eliezer and his camels. Rachel: The medal face depicts Rachel with the sheep, holding the hand of Joseph. Joseph’s coat and Rachel’s cape are selectively gold-plated on the silver medal. Leah: The medal face depicts Leah with a sad, pondering expression, and the mandrakes brought to her by her son Reuben, preceding the birth of Issachar, her fifth son to Jacob.
Reverse: On the common reverse of all medals in the series, a flame – an eternal flame, symbolizing the lineage that began with the first matriarch and continues until this day.