5 Medals / Coins: 1.Peace coin with Egypt Silver in purity 900 Collectibles 2.Silver 935 medal - the tomb of our ...

5 Medals / Coins: 1.Peace coin with Egypt Silver in purity 900 Collectibles 2.Silver 935 medal - the tomb of our mother Rachel - and boys returned to their border a rare item for collectors 3.Silver coin 900 KH for the State of Israel Independence Day Coin collectible coin marked "Star of David" 4. Peace coin - and no one knew his burial money 900 5.Victory Medal Pure Silver 999 1967 Release of Jerusalem Moshe Dayan Yitzhak Rabin Small issue
Issue year 1980

Metal: Silver in Purity 900

Quality: Decorative

Weight: 26 grams

Diameter: 37 mm

Face value: £ 200

Quantity: Final / Maximum 12911

Imprint: The letter "M"

Design: Keter Studio - Passover

* In the Israeli company for coins and medals, the item was offered for sale at NIS 549.

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Coin of Independence Day 5752, 12B to the State, 1980

"In the blood attack that has been going on against us for months, " it was stated in the Declaration of Independence on 5 Iyar 1958, "we extend a hand of peace and good neighborliness to all neighboring countries and their peoples, and call on them for cooperation and mutual help with the independent Hebrew people."

After thirty years of struggles and five wars, the coveted peace began to take shape, when Israel and Egypt agreed to end the war. On March 26, 1979, a peace treaty was signed between the State of Israel and Egypt, the largest and most powerful in the Arab world.

obverse:

The face value is "200 pounds" on the silver coins, and "5,000 pounds" on the gold coins. Over value

The denomination, the inscription "Peace Treaty of Israel-Egypt" in Hebrew, Arabic and English and above it the emblem of the state.

On the currency of the currency "Israel" in Hebrew, Arabic and Latin letters and the year "5748 - 1980".

Back of the coin:

The word "peace" in Hebrew is combined with the olive branch, and a translation into Arabic and English.

Scope:

"Twelve years for the State of Israel", in ancient Hebrew script, in the direction of the face or back of the coin. The scope of the gold coin - grooved.

Drowning mark:

On the surface of the regular coin - the Star of David, and on the surface of the ornate coin, silver and gold - the letter "M", in the center of the lower lip.

Design:

Keter Studio - Passover, Kibbutz Maabarot.

Coin:

Silver coin - the Swiss Federal Currency in Bern.

Gold coin - the Canadian Royal Mint in Ottawa.

* Name of issue: Israel-Egypt peace treaty

2. Rachel's Tomb

ssue year: 1990

Metal: 935 Pure Silver

Weight: 26 grams

Diameter: 37 mm

Design: Aharon Giladi, Ronit Barzon and Assaf Berg

In the Israeli company for medals and coins, the above item is offered for sale at NIS 549, which explains its uniqueness.

Rachel's Tomb

State Medal, 1990

The tomb of our mother Rachel, one of the most sacred places in the tradition of Israel, is located at the top of the Judean Mountains and on the mother road leading from Jerusalem to Bethlehem. In the Torah it is narrated "And Rachel died and was buried in the way of Ephratah is Bethlehem" (Genesis 25:19). And why did Jacob decide to bury Rachel on the Mother of the Road? - Because our ancestor Yaakov expected that the postcards would pass there, therefore she was buried there, so that she would ask for mercy on them.

In 1841 Moshe Montefiore obtained a permit from the Turks to renovate the tomb and build another room. After the Holocaust, the Chief Rabbinate always installed a candle to uplift the souls of Holocaust martyrs.

Rachel's tomb was consecrated in Israel and the Diaspora and many customs were associated with it out of a belief in the power of the ashes gathered around the tomb and the very touch of its own condition. The shape of the tomb is used as a symbol on amulets, ancient books, stamps and coins.

Medal description

Face of the medal:

Rachel's Tomb, according to a painting by Aharon Giladi and below it the artist's signature.

At the top, along the perimeter, is the inscription "The tomb of our mother Rachel." At the bottom, along the perimeter, is the inscription "TOMB OF RACHEL".

Back of the medal:

A painting symbolizing the return of Israel to their place and the verse "And the sons returned to their borders" and the source "Jeremiah". At the bottom, along the perimeter, is the English-language verse "SHALL YOUR SONS RETURN TO THEIR OWN LAND" and the source "JEREMIAH".

Scope:

The emblem of the state, on the right the "State of Israel", on the left the "STATE OF ISRAEL" and the medal number. In the bronze / tombback medal "BRONZE BRONZE" and in the silver medal "Silver 935 SILVER".

Numbering: All medals are numbered.

Design:

The interior - based on a painting by Aharon Giladi, graphics - Ronit Barzon.

The back - Assaf Berg.

Carving: Kretschmer

Coin:

Bronze / Tombback - Kretschmer

Money - the government printer

3. 25 to the state

Metal: Silver in Purity 900

Quality: BU standard

Weight: 26 grams

Diameter: 37 mm

Face value: 10 pounds

Quantity: Final / Maximum 123953

Imprint mark: Star of David

Design: Rothschild and Lipman, Nathan Karp

Coin of Independence Day 5733, 25 to the State, 1973

As part of the preparations for the establishment of the Jewish state, the People's Administration has issued a proclamation establishing the state, the "Declaration of Independence." On Friday, 5 Iyar 5768, David Ben-Gurion read the Megillah at a special conference of the People's Council, representatives of the Jewish community and the Zionist movement. Of the settlement in the war against the forces of Nazi evil, a UN resolution in favor of the establishment of a Jewish state in Israel.

The rest of the scroll states, "We hereby declare the establishment of a Jewish state in the Land of Israel, which is the State of Israel."

obverse:

The face value (10 pounds in the silver coin. 50,100,200 pounds in the gold coins), the official symbol of the state, below it "5733 1973 about 25 years for the State of Israel". On the surrounding language, in English and Arabic, "The 25th Jubilee of Israel".

Back of the coin:

Part of the Declaration of Independence, with the signatures of the founders of the state, headed by David Ben-Gurion. Below - Excerpt from the scroll - "We hereby declare the establishment of a Jewish state in the Land of Israel is the State of Israel"

Scope:

"Independence Day 1933", in the direction of the face or back of the coin.

The scope of the gold coin - notched.

Drowning mark:

On the back of the regular coin, Star of David, and on the back of the coin

The ornament, the silver and the gold - the letter "M", in the center of the lower lip.

Design: Interior - Rothschild and Lipman (Roly). Back - Nathan Crepe.

Coin:

Gold coins - the Swiss Federal Mint in Bern.

Silver coins - the government coin in Jerusalem.

4. The currency of Independence Day

Issue year 1969

Metal: Silver in Purity 900

Quality: Decorative

Weight: 26 grams

Diameter: 37 mm

Face value: 10 pounds

Quantity: Final / Maximum 19838

Imprint: The letter "M"

Design: Zelig Segal, Natan Karp

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Coin of Independence Day 5769, 21 to the State, 1969

In the commemorative coin dedicated to the Hebrew warrior who fell and his bones were not found, a verse appears in Deuteronomy (14: 6) referring to the death of Moses, whose burial place is unknown.

The coin is also dedicated to the coveted peace, since at the cost of the lives of the fighters, the people of Israel were bought the right to live in their homeland in freedom, independence and peace.

obverse:

On the surface - four letters of the word "peace", in two lines. In the letter Q, three of the seven lamps are visible. Above, the value of the coin is "10 Israeli pounds" in the silver coin and "100 Israeli pounds" in the gold coin. This year from the right - "5769, from the left -" 1969 "

Back of the coin:

In the center is an excerpt from the verse about Moses' death "and no one knew his grave." The embossed letters are arranged in the shape of Gilad, and below it the source note "Deuteronomy 4: 6".

Scope:

"Year 21 for the State of Israel" in the direction of the currency. The scope of the gold coin - part without an address.

Drowning mark:

On the back of the regular coin minted in Jerusalem - the letter "K". Under the steel cap. On the back of the regular coin minted in San Francisco - no sign. On the back of the ornate silver coin and on the back of the gold coin - the letter "M", to the right of the steel cap.

Design:

Coin face - Zelig Segal. Back of the coin - gave a crepe.

Coin:

Regular "K" - Kretschmer ring in Jerusalem. Plain and simple

Silver - US Federal Mint in San Francisco.

Gold - The Royal Dutch Mint in Utrecht.

5.Victory Medal

Year: 1967

the state ofIsrael

Metal: Pure Silver 999

Weight: 30 grams

Diameter: 35 mm

Stamp quantity: 3000 units

Details: Victory Medal / Six Day War

Condition: XF