Auction #13
Jacov Jewelry September of collectibles and jewelry details for 2022
By Jacov Jewelry
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Sep 11, 2022
HOLON, Israel
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LOT 124:
Pure silver coin 900 Padion Havan 1973 XF condition
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Start price:
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Estimated price :
$100
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Pure silver coin 900 Padion Havan 1973 XF condition
Year of issue 1973
Silver metal
Purity level: 900
Quality: BU standard
Weight: 26 grams
Diameter: 37 mm
Face value: 10 lira
Final/Maximum Quantity: 100,676
Stamp: Star of David
Design: Rothschild and Lipman (Rolli)
****Fedion Havan coin 1973, 1973
The fourth "Pedion Haban" coin in the series was issued in 1973 (1973), and its issuance was stopped in preparation for the issuance of the 1974 coin. The design of both sides is different compared to the "Pedion haban" coins from the previous years.
obverse:
On the left side - the nominal value "10 lira" above the symbol of the country, and an inscription in three lines "Year 25 for the country 1973 - 1973". On the right, in a semicircle - "Israel" in Hebrew, Arabic and Latin letters.
Reverse of the coin:
On the left side, in a sunken oval, is quoted from the Torah "Every firstborn of your children shall be saved" (Exodus 34:20). Around the inscription - five shekels minted in Jerusalem during the Jewish war with the Romans (70-66 CE). The order, from left to right, clockwise, is as follows: Both sides of a shekel from 68 AD (on the back of the shekel a branch with three pomegranates, and around the inscription "Holy Jerusalem". On the face of the shekel, a cup and the inscription "Shekel Israel", and above the date cup "S. 3 Year 3"). Both sides of a shekel from 66 AD (the face of the coin with the inscription "Shekel Israel", above the cup the inscription "A - Year 1". The back of the shekel
with pomegranates, and the inscription "Holy Jerusalem"). The face of the shekel from the year 67 AD (the inscription "Shekel Israel", and above for the inscription "S. B. - year 2"). Outside the ellipse of the coin of 1933, on the right, the inscription of the coin of Padion the Son".
Scope:
In ordinary currency - the scope is smooth. In the khusut coin - grooved.
Imprint:
In the regular coin - Star of David, in the decorated coin - the letter "M", on
The face of the coin, in the lower left corner.
Design:
Rothschild and Lippmann (Rolli).
from its nature:
The regular currency - the government mint in Jerusalem.
