Israel State Gold Medal Set, 1971.
Celebrating Liberation (Judaea Capta-Israel Liberata), crafted in 750 fine gold. The set includes three medals with weights of 15 grams, 8 grams, and 5 grams, and diameters of 27 mm, 22 mm, and 19 mm respectively. Each medal features a design inspired by a Roman Judaea Capta coin issued by Vespasian in 70 CE, marking the end of the First Revolt. This historic imagery contrasts with scenes depicting a Jewish pioneer planting a sapling and a mother tenderly holding her baby.
Presented in the original box, this lot comprises three Brilliant Uncirculated medals, each encapsulating a significant chapter in Israel's history.(Image 1)(Image)
Opening US$ 1,400.00
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Lot No: 599
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Israel. And there was Light (Agam), State Gold Medal, 1985. 33.9 grams.917 fine. 38 mm. Mintage 1,615. Fabulous medal designed by Agam. If you hold the medal in front of a light, a dazzling star of David appears in the transparent insert in the center of the medal. Biblical inscription: "And there was light (Genesis 1:3) In demand by both coin and art collectors. Brilliant Uncirculated. Estimated Value $2000- 2500(Image 1)(Image)
Opening US$ 1,800.00
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Lot No: 600
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Israel State Coins, 1978 (5748).
This lot comprises two coins: a 5 Nis gold coin and a 1/2 Nis silver coin, both commemorating the Jericho Sites in the Holy Land. Jericho, situated a short distance east of Jerusalem, holds significance as one of the ancient cities of the world.
5 Nis. Gold Coin: Crafted from 900 fine gold, with a diameter of 22mm and weighing 8.63 grams.
1/2 Nis. Silver Coin: Made from 850 fine silver, with a diameter of 23mm and weighing 7.2 grams.(Image 1)(Image)
