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Medal of Honor is an upcoming first-person shooter video game in the Medal of Honor series, developed by EA Los Angeles and DICE[2], due for release on Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in October 2010[3][4]. The game will be a reboot of the series, set in modern-day Afghanistan. Medal of Honor's single-player campaign will use a heavily-modified version of Unreal Engine 3 and its multiplayer will use the Frostbite engine.[1] This game is expected to utilize dedicated servers as hinted by Sean Decker, General Manager at EA, in Atomic PC's feature article. [5]There will be one seamless single player campaign. The player will play as multiple characters that each partake in diverse and unique experiences from both the "Tier 1" and "Big Military" perspectives.[6] The storyline will follow several "Tier One Operator" soldiers working under the National Command Authority in Afghanistan.[7] Players will also step into the shoes of the standard issue military and will be on a larger scale than the "Tier 1 Elite Ops" campaign, as players will only be a small part of the 'war machine'.The emphasis will be on realism, with EA going as far as to bring in consultants from the United States military. It is expected to include the kinds of objectives and tasks issued in real life such as raiding terrorist hideouts, hostage rescues and undercover operations. The single player is set to include some driveable vehicles such as helicopters, jeeps and a quad bikeThere is little info on Medal of Honor's multiplayer other than it will be developed by EA Digital Illusions CE. Developer Gordon Van Dyke mentioned that people "shouldn't expect a clone of Battlefield Bad Company 2 for Medal of Honor's multiplayer" in a GameSpy interview.[8]

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State of Israel Coins To Father with Love Bronze Medal $181.09 The medal To Father With Love expresses the love and admiration for fathers which it is not always easy to express in words. These are universal feelings and are expressed in this medal in universal symbols: a flower and the word father in several languages. This medal is the counterpart of the Best Mom medal. Obverse:. A flower. On the right along the circumference the Hebrew inscription to father with love . Reverse:. The word father in Hebrew Russian English Yiddish and French. Below to the left of the inscription a heart. The medal was issued in two versions as a result of an error in the first in which the Russian word for father was misspelled. Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left and serial number. Bronze/tombac medal BRONZE in Hebrew and English; Silver medal SILVER 935 in Hebrew and English; 18 mm. and 12.5 mm. gold medals milled. Serialization:. Bronze/tombac and silver are numbered. Bronze/tombac with typographical error 486 numbered; 197 melted. Silver with typographical error 299 numbered; 82 melted. Designer:. Obverse Ruth Lubin. Reverse Ronit Salomon and Sharon Berman. Bronze/tombac Hecht. Silver The Government Mint. Gold Kretschmer. Details: 15241598 1995 Bronze/tombac 59.0 Diameter mm. 98.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Holocaust General Bronze Medal $201.79 Everyone Has a Name is the first State Medal to be issued in memory of the individual victims of the Holocaust. It serves as a tangible memorial for future generations. The medal was authorized by the Ministerial Committee for Ceremonies and Symbols assisted by a prestigious Public Committee. The general medal commemorating all of the Holocaust victims was issued in bronze silver and gold. Obverse:. The Star of David with the word Jude reminiscent of the yellow patch worn by the Jews of the ghettos and in the camps with flames of fire burning in the lower part of the medal. The silver medal bears a yellow silk screen in place of the patch. The words REMEMBER...NEVER FORGET are inscribed in Hebrew along the upper border of the medal and in English along the lower border. Reverse:. On the general medal the words IN MEMORY OF THE HOLOCAUST VICTIMS are inscribed in Hebrew and in English above barbed wire. The words are also inscribed in Yiddish along the upper border and in French along the lower border. On the personal medal the words EVERYONE HAS A NAME are inscribed in Hebrew along the upper border and in English along the lower border. The middle of the medal is blank intended for inscription of the individual name (on the bronze and silver medals). Barbed wire appears along the lower border of the medal. Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL inscribed in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left; the serial number. Designer:. Yossi Lemel some 150 members of his family perished in the Holocaust. Silk Screen:. Eldan Silk Screens. Gold Medal: The Government Mint Jerusalem. Silver and Bronze Medals: Hecht Mint Tel Aviv. Details: 11530700 2003 Bronze/Tombac 70.0 Diameter mm. 140.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Happy Birthday Bronze Medal $181.09 For the first time ever you can wish your loved ones a Happy Birthday with a state medal or adillion. This is a lasting valuable and unforgettable birthday card. Obverse:. A bow symbolizing a birthday present and the words HAPPY BIRTHDAY in Hebrew and English. Reverse:. The words till 120 the traditional Jewish birthday wish in Hebrew and English. In the bronze medal the inscription is surrounded by concentric circles of numbers from 1 to 120. The silver and gold medals have a bouquet of flowers to the right of the inscription. Edge:. Bronze/tombac and silver medals State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left with serial number. Bronze/tombac medal BRONZE in Hebrew and English; Silver medal SILVER 935 in Hebrew and English; Gold medal milled. Serialization:. Bronze/tombac and silver medals are numbered. Designer:. Obverse Lili Sheer. Reverse Ruben Nutels. Moshe Man. Silver and gold reverse Tidhar Dagan. Bronze/tombac Hecht. Silver 19 mm. Kretschmer. Silver 37 mm. The Government Mint. Details: 15166594 1990 Bronze/tombac 59.0 Diameter mm. 98.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Thank You Bronze Medal $201.79 I wanted to say. Thank you so much . But words would not convey. My feeling as such. Now have I found. A true token of worth . An Israel State Medallion;. The most beautiful way on earth. To say Thanks a million . Obverse:. The words for thank you in Hebrew Yiddish Czech French German English Russian Arabic Spanish and Japanese from top to bottom. Reverse:. The Hebrew word todah (thank you) with a flower as the letter vav . Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left with serial number. Bronze/tombac medal BRONZE in Hebrew and English; Silver 45mm medal SILVER 935 in Hebrew and English; Silver 37mm medal STERLING SILVER in Hebrew and English; Gold medal G.585 in Hebrew and English. Serialization:. All medals are numbered. Designer:. Nathan Karp. Bronze/tombac Hecht. Gold The Government Mint. Details: 15186706 1990 Bronze/Tombac 70.0 Diameter mm. 140.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Thank You Silver Medal $382.88 I wanted to say. Thank you so much . But words would not convey. My feeling as such. Now have I found. A true token of worth . An Israel State Medallion;. The most beautiful way on earth. To say Thanks a million . Obverse:. The words for thank you in Hebrew Yiddish Czech French German English Russian Arabic Spanish and Japanese from top to bottom. Reverse:. The Hebrew word todah (thank you) with a flower as the letter vav . Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left with serial number. Bronze/tombac medal BRONZE in Hebrew and English; Silver 45mm medal SILVER 935 in Hebrew and English; Silver 37mm medal STERLING SILVER in Hebrew and English; Gold medal G.585 in Hebrew and English. Serialization:. All medals are numbered. Designer:. Nathan Karp. Bronze/tombac Hecht. Gold The Government Mint. Details: 25186370 Silver/925 37.0 Diameter mm. 26.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Graduation Silver Medal $382.88 The last class. The diploma. There is a mixture of sadness and joy in young hearts of expectation mixed with trepidation of great hopes and aspirations. One phase of life is over. Friends bid farewell and the familiar is tot behind for the unknown. The excitement of graduation is universal. Everyone enjoys looking back and reminiscing. Obverse:. A diploma tied with a ribbon. Below the inscription Congratulations on your Graduation in English; in Hebrew along the upper right part of the circumference. Reverse:. The passage GO AND PROSPER and its source KINGS I in Hebrew and English. Surrounding it symbols connected to studies: the letters a and alef microscope ruler pencil books flower computer compasses globe beaker and the sign +/ . Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left with serial number. Bronze/tombac medal BRONZE in Hebrew and English; Silver medal SILVER 935 in Hebrew and English; gold medal G 750 in Hebrew and English; coppernickel medal CN in Hebrew and English. Serialization:. All medals are numbered. Designer:. Naomi and Meir Eshel. Coppernickel silver and gold The Government Mint. Bronze/tombac Kremnica Mint Slovakia. Details: 25245374 1995 Silver/935 37.0 Diameter mm. 26.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Graduation Coppernickel Medal $58.5 The last class. The diploma. There is a mixture of sadness and joy in young hearts of expectation mixed with trepidation of great hopes and aspirations. One phase of life is over. Friends bid farewell and the familiar is tot behind for the unknown. The excitement of graduation is universal. Everyone enjoys looking back and reminiscing. Obverse:. A diploma tied with a ribbon. Below the inscription Congratulations on your Graduation in English; in Hebrew along the upper right part of the circumference. Reverse:. The passage GO AND PROSPER and its source KINGS I in Hebrew and English. Surrounding it symbols connected to studies: the letters a and alef microscope ruler pencil books flower computer compasses globe beaker and the sign +/ . Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left with serial number. Bronze/tombac medal BRONZE in Hebrew and English; Silver medal SILVER 935 in Hebrew and English; gold medal G 750 in Hebrew and English; coppernickel medal CN in Hebrew and English. Serialization:. All medals are numbered. Designer:. Naomi and Meir Eshel. Coppernickel silver and gold The Government Mint. Bronze/tombac Kremnica Mint Slovakia. Details: 45245386 1995 Coppernickel 38.5 Diameter mm. 26.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Jerusalem Reunification Bronze Medal $201.79 The 40th Anniversary of the Reunification of Jerusalem is being marked in Israel by many official events and at our Corporation by the striking of a State Medal. Since King David made the city the capital of his kingdom more than three thousand years ago Jerusalem has remained the capital of the Jewish people. At the end of the War of Independence in 1948 Jerusalem was divided into two and the city that was declared the capital of the State of Israel by the Knesset in April 1949 remained divided for 19 years until the Six Day War of 1967. On June 7 1967 28 Iyar 5727 less than three days after the outbreak of the war Israeli troops claimed victory over the opposing forces defending the Old City. The Israel Government declared Jerusalem Day a symbol of the historic bond between the city and the Jewish people and of its reunification. In 1980 the Knesset enacted the Basic Law Jerusalem declaring the united city of Jerusalem to be capital of Israel. The 40th Anniversary of Reunification is being celebrated throughout the year. Obverse:. The official emblem of these celebrations decorates the obverse of this new State Medal. Reverse:. On the reverse the Western Wall the heart of the city and the most revered site. Edge:. Designer:. Igal Gabay. Gold medal: The Government Mint Jerusalem. Silver and Bronze medals: Hecht Mint Tel Aviv. Details: 11770700 2007 Bronze 70.0 Diameter mm. 140.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Apache Bronze Medal $181.09 This fascinating series of medals commemorates the airplanes of the Israeli Air Force. Each one made its mark on the history of the country and is associated with its specific period of operation. The planes have been reproduced in precise detail on the medals designed by Eliezer Weishoff in consultation with the Public Committee headed by the former Commander of the Air Force Major General Eitan Ben Eliahu. The Apache helicopters (known as the Cobra in Israel) joined the ranks of operational service in 1990 and have participated in numerous combat operations and hundreds of routine security missions against terrorist sightings. It is the third medal in the historic series commemorating the aircraft of the Israel Air Force. Obverse:. The Apache helicopter hovering above a stream; the word APACHE is inscribed in Hebrew and English along the upper section of the medal. Reverse:. A stylized design of a bird in flight with the hills of Jerusalem above it and the Israeli Air Force emblem below it; the verse HIS WINGS SHALL FILL THE BREADTH OF THY LAND (Isaiah is inscribed in Hebrew along the upper border of the medal and in English along the lower border. The silver/925 proof medal is with goldplated sterling silver insert and the bronze proof medal is with sterling silver insert. Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL inscribed in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left; the serial number and metal. Designer:. Eliezer Weishoff. Bronze and Silver medals: Romania. Gold medal: The Government Mint Israel. Details: 11420500 2002 Bronze / Tombac Proof 50.0 Diameter mm. 40.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Givati Bronze Medal with Color $201.79 On November 30 1947 following the United Nations historic decision calling for the establishment of the Jewish State an order was issued to form fighting units for defense. Among these units was Givati and it received the number 5. The Givati Brigade participated in over 180 combat operations during the War of Independence and is particularly remembered for its battles in the south against the Egyptian forces. Since its founding Givati has been characterized by the values of selfsacrifice and unlimited devotion. The love for the Land and our heritage are strengthened by the courage of the few against the masses. Givati was reestablished in 1983 and has played a central role in defending the country and securing its borders while recording numerous tales of bravery. The symbol of Samson s Foxes dating back to the early days of the brigade is an integral part of the Givati emblem. The first medal is this unique series honoring the fighting units was Golani . The Givati Medal is the second and it includes a novel element: the Brigade s Purple Beret appears in color. This added feature will be included on future medals honoring other IDF fighting units. Obverse:. Two Givati soldiers standing in expression of brotherhood and friendship; the map of Israel the Givati Brigade emblem and the historic symbol of Samson s Foxes appear along the upper section of the medal with the words with me to Givati in Hebrew. Reverse:. Yoav Fortress which serves as home to the Givati Brigade and a museum to its fallen; the word GIVATI in Hebrew and English appears along the upper edge of the medal. Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL inscribed in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left serial number and metal. Designer:. Meir Eshel. Gold Medal IGCMC Mint. Silver and Bronze Hecht Mint. Details: 11703700 2006 Bronze/Tombac 70.0 Diameter mm. 140.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Givati Gold Medal $3952.94 On November 30 1947 following the United Nations historic decision calling for the establishment of the Jewish State an order was issued to form fighting units for defense. Among these units was Givati and it received the number 5. The Givati Brigade participated in over 180 combat operations during the War of Independence and is particularly remembered for its battles in the south against the Egyptian forces. Since its founding Givati has been characterized by the values of selfsacrifice and unlimited devotion. The love for the Land and our heritage are strengthened by the courage of the few against the masses. Givati was reestablished in 1983 and has played a central role in defending the country and securing its borders while recording numerous tales of bravery. The symbol of Samson s Foxes dating back to the early days of the brigade is an integral part of the Givati emblem. The first medal is this unique series honoring the fighting units was Golani . The Givati Medal is the second and it includes a novel element: the Brigade s Purple Beret appears in color. This added feature will be included on future medals honoring other IDF fighting units. Obverse:. Two Givati soldiers standing in expression of brotherhood and friendship; the map of Israel the Givati Brigade emblem and the historic symbol of Samson s Foxes appear along the upper section of the medal with the words with me to Givati in Hebrew. Reverse:. Yoav Fortress which serves as home to the Givati Brigade and a museum to its fallen; the word GIVATI in Hebrew and English appears along the upper edge of the medal. Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL inscribed in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left serial number and metal. Designer:. Meir Eshel. Gold Medal: IGCMC Mint. Silver and Bronze Medals: Hecht Products Tel Aviv. Details: 31703310 2006 Gold/585 30.5 Diameter mm. 17.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Givati Silver Medal with Color $382.88 On November 30 1947 following the United Nations historic decision calling for the establishment of the Jewish State an order was issued to form fighting units for defense. Among these units was Givati and it received the number 5. The Givati Brigade participated in over 180 combat operations during the War of Independence and is particularly remembered for its battles in the south against the Egyptian forces. Since its founding Givati has been characterized by the values of selfsacrifice and unlimited devotion. The love for the Land and our heritage are strengthened by the courage of the few against the masses. Givati was reestablished in 1983 and has played a central role in defending the country and securing its borders while recording numerous tales of bravery. The symbol of Samson s Foxes dating back to the early days of the brigade is an integral part of the Givati emblem. The first medal is this unique series honoring the fighting units was Golani . The Givati Medal is the second and it includes a novel element: the Brigade s Purple Beret appears in color. This added feature will be included on future medals honoring other IDF fighting units. Obverse:. Two Givati soldiers standing in expression of brotherhood and friendship; the map of Israel the Givati Brigade emblem and the historic symbol of Samson s Foxes appear along the upper section of the medal with the words with me to Givati in Hebrew. Reverse:. Yoav Fortress which serves as home to the Givati Brigade and a museum to its fallen; the word GIVATI in Hebrew and English appears along the upper edge of the medal. Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL inscribed in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left serial number and metal. Designer:. Meir Eshel. Gold Medal: IGCMC Mint. Silver and Bronze Medals: Hecht Products Tel Aviv. Details: 21703370 2006 Sterling/925 37.0 Diameter mm. 26.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Eli Cohen Bronze Medal $201.79 The Eli Cohen Medal is an Israel State Medal issued to perpetuate the memory of our man in Damascus who was hanged at the scaffold in May 1965. Eli Cohen was born in Alexandria Egypt in 1924. He joined the Zionist Movement was active in the Sinai Campaign and made Aliya to Israel with his family. He joined the Israel Intelligence Service in 1960 and his goal was to be Damascus. The Mosad created an appropriate identification for him a business man living in Buenos Aires returning to Syria the land of his birth. From 196165 he succeeded in penetrating the highest level of the Syrian Authorities and establishing contacts with Military and Security Officials. He transmitted vital information to Israel. In January 1965 he was caught in action sentenced to death and on May 18 was hanged in the town center. Before his death he asked to convey the message to his family that he had fulfilled his duty and remained loyal to his people and land up until his last moment. Obverse:. The medal face bears the portrait of Eli Cohen and his name in Hebrew and English. Reverse:. The reverse depicts iron rods in the shape of a Star of David symbolizing the prison bars the Israel State Emblem and Mosad Emblem. Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL inscribed in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left; the serial number and metal. Designer:. Ruben Nutels. Silver and Bronze Medals: Kretschmer Jerusalem. Gold Medal: Government Mint Jerusalem. Details: 11300700 2002 Bronze/Tombac 70.0 Diameter mm. 140.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Good Luck Bronze Medal $201.79 Our GOOD LUCK Medal is the perfect way to send your wishes for success. Obverse:. The Hebrew word (Behatzlacha) for GOOD LUCK . A silkscreen with a bouquet of flowers stemming from the letter Lamed . Reverse:. Sunshine in the background. Above it the words May he succeed in all he does in Hebrew and the words GOOD LUCK in English. Edge:. State of Israel Emblem with the words State of Israel in Hebrew and English. Designer:. Avraham Pat. Silkscreen:. Eli Garbel. Details: 15288702 1998 Bronze/Tombac 70.0 Diameter mm. 70.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Airplanes Hercules Bronze Medal $181.09 This fascinating series of medals commemorates the airplanes of the Israeli Air Force. Each one made its mark on the history of the country and is associated with its specific period of operation. The planes have been reproduced in precise detail on the medals designed by Eliezer Weishoff in consultation with the Public Committee headed by the former Commander of the Air Force Major General Eitan Ben Eliahu. The Hercules or Rhinoceros as it is called in the Israel Air Force is the Israeli Lockheed C130. This 4engine military transport aircraft has taken part in numerous transport and rescue operations the most famous of which was the Entebbe Operation . During the Yom Kippur War these planes played an instrumental role in the transport of soldiers to and from the Sinai. They have also taken part in numerous humanitarian operations in Kenya Turkey and other countries. Obverse:. The Hercules airplane hovering above mountainous terrain; the word HERCULES is inscribed in Hebrew and English along the upper section of the medal. Reverse:. A stylized design of a bird in flight with the hills of Jerusalem above it and the Israeli Air Force emblem below it; the verse HIS WINGS SHALL FILL THE BREADTH OF THY LAND (Isaiah is inscribed in Hebrew along the upper border of the medal and in English along the lower border. The silver/925 proof medal is with goldplated sterling silver insert and the bronze proof medal is with sterling silver insert. Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL inscribed in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left; the serial number and metal. Designer:. Eliezer Weishoff. Bronze and Silver medals: Romania. Gold medal: The Government Mint Israel. Details: 11446500 2002 Bronze / Tombac Proof 50.0 Diameter mm. 50.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Mirage Airplane Bronze Medal $181.09 This series of medals commemorates the airplanes of the Israeli Air Force. Each one made its mark on the history of the country and is associated with its specific period of operation. The planes have been reproduced in precise detail on the medals designed by Eliezer Weishoff in consultation with the Public Committee headed by the former Commander of the Air Force Major General Eitan Ben Eliahu. The first Frenchmade Mirage airplanes arrived in Israel in 1962 and they have participated in numerous combat operations every since. The Mirage made history on July 14 1966 when it shot down a Syrian MIG 21 in the first air battle between two Mach 2 airplanes. The plane gained supremacy throughout the region during the Six Day War with its attacks on the Egyptian airfields and continued to reign throughout the War or Attrition and the Yom Kippur War downing hundreds of enemy planes. The plane served as the basic design for the development of other fighter planes by the Israel Aircraft Industry such as the Nesher and the Kfir . Obverse:. The Mirage in flight with the Jerusalem landscape in the background; the word MIRAGE III appears in Hebrew and in English along the upper border of the medal. Reverse:. A stylized design of a bird in flight with the hills of Jerusalem above it and the Israeli Air Force emblem below it; the verse HIS WINGS SHALL FILL THE BREADTH OF THY LAND (Isaiah is inscribed in Hebrew along the upper border of the medal and in English along the lower border. The silver/925 proof medal is with goldplated sterling silver insert and the bronze proof medal is with sterling silver insert. Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL inscribed in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left; the serial number and metal. Designer:. Eliezer Weishoff. Bronze and Silver medals: Romania. Gold medal: The Government Mint Israel. Details: 11528500 2003 Bronze / Tombac Proof 50.0 Diameter mm. 40.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Petach Tikva Bronze Medal $165.57 In the summer of 1878/5638 Jews from the Old City of Jerusalem settled in a desolate swamp area that today is Petach Tikva. In 2008 the Mother of Agricultural Settlements celebrates its 130th anniversary. Over the years agriculture gave way to industry and in recent years to hi tech companies. Today Petach Tikva is among the largest and most modern cities and industrial zones in Israel. Obverse:. The Petach Tikva Medal features Old vs. New: the entrance to the home of the Baron Edmund de Rothschild alongside the city s famous Chords Bridge. The orange represents the agricultural origins of the moshava (agricultural town). Reverse:. The common reverse of all medals in the series an Israeli urban landscape the emblem of the State of Israel and the emblem of the Union of Local Authorities in Israel. Edge:. Smooth. Designer:. Meir Eshel. Silver and Bronze medals: USA. Gold medal: ICMC Mint. Details: 11833380 2008 Bronze/Tombac 39.0 Diameter mm. 26.2 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Petach Tikva Silver Medal $439.79 In the summer of 1878/5638 Jews from the Old City of Jerusalem settled in a desolate swamp area that today is Petach Tikva. In 2008 the Mother of Agricultural Settlements celebrates its 130th anniversary. Over the years agriculture gave way to industry and in recent years to hi tech companies. Today Petach Tikva is among the largest and most modern cities and industrial zones in Israel. Obverse:. The Petach Tikva Medal features Old vs. New: the entrance to the home of the Baron Edmund de Rothschild alongside the city s famous Chords Bridge. The orange represents the agricultural origins of the moshava (agricultural town). Reverse:. The common reverse of all medals in the series an Israeli urban landscape the emblem of the State of Israel and the emblem of the Union of Local Authorities in Israel. Edge:. Smooth. Designer:. Meir Eshel. Silver and Bronze medals: USA. Gold medal: ICMC Mint. Details: 21833380 2008 Pure Silver 39.0 Diameter mm. 31.1 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Migdal Haemeq Gold Medal $3934.83 Founded in 1953 Migdal HaEmeq was initially settled by immigrants from China and from Romania and later mainly from North Africa. The city has excelled at absorbing new immigrants and integrating them into the community. The education provided the city s children is at a high level and volunteer activity is widespread. Migdal HaEmeq is considered the Silicon Valley of the North with numerous hitech factories providing employment for residents of the city and surrounding area. The percentage of unemployment is among the lowest in the country. This medal is part of a series of medals highlighting the 74 Cities in Israel. Obverse:. The Migdal HaEmeq. Reverse:. On the common reverse of all the medals in the series an Israeli urban landscape the emblem of the State of Israel and the emblem of the Union of Local Authorities in Israel. Edge:. Smooth. Designer:. Gideon Sagi. Silver and Bronze medals: USA. Gold medal: ICMC Mint. Details: 31818310 2008 14k Gold 30.5 Diameter mm. 17.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Bar Mitzvah Bronze Medal $181.09 When a Jewish boy reaches the age of thirteen he is deemed to be an adult. It is traditional to mark the occasion at a public ceremony and to end the religious ceremony with an appropriate feast in the boy s honor. Since the reunification of Jerusalem it has become increasingly popular to solemnize the occasion at the Western Wall. Since the establishment of the State many Jews abroad have become converted to the idea of sending the Bar Mitzvah boy to Israel to observe the occasion. At times organized groups of Bar Mitzvah boys have come with their parents to participate in the ceremony. The first Bar Mitzvah medal was issued on the occasion of the State s thirteenth anniversary in 5721 1961. After the issue was exhausted a new medal was issued in 5738 1978 based upon the original medal with some changes. Obverse:. A figure of a boy putting on Tefilin and the verse At 13 for fulfilment of the mitzvoth (Ethics of the Fathers V:24) in Hebrew and English. Reverse:. The State emblem and the emblems of the twelve tribes. Edge:. The State emblem and the words State of Israel in Hebrew and English. The gold 30mm and 13mm are milled. On the silver 37mm the word Silver 935 in Hebrew and Silver in English. The gold 22mm have G585 . Serialization:. All medals having a smooth edge have been numbered. Designer:. Rothschild and Lippman ( Roli ). Bronze from 0001 to 4000 Kretschmer from 4001 onward Hecht. Silver and gold 22 30mm Israel Government Mint Jerusalem. Gold 13mm Hecht and Tadgraph. Details: 15066590 1978 Bronze/Tombac 59.0 Diameter mm. 98.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Bar Mitzvah Gold Medal $3934.83 When a Jewish boy reaches the age of thirteen he is deemed to be an adult. It is traditional to mark the occasion at a public ceremony and to end the religious ceremony with an appropriate feast in the boy s honor. Since the reunification of Jerusalem it has become increasingly popular to solemnize the occasion at the Western Wall. Since the establishment of the State many Jews abroad have become converted to the idea of sending the Bar Mitzvah boy to Israel to observe the occasion. At times organized groups of Bar Mitzvah boys have come with their parents to participate in the ceremony. The first Bar Mitzvah medal was issued on the occasion of the State s thirteenth anniversary in 5721 1961. After the issue was exhausted a new medal was issued in 5738 1978 based upon the original medal with some changes. Obverse. A figure of a boy putting on Tefilin and the verse At 13 for fulfilment of the mitzvoth (Ethics of the Fathers V:24) in Hebrew and English. Reverse. The State emblem and the emblems of the twelve tribes. Edge. The State emblem and the words State of Israel in Hebrew and English. The gold 30mm and 13mm are milled. On the silver 37mm the word Silver 935 in Hebrew and Silver in English. The gold 22mm have G585 . Serialization. All medals having a smooth edge have been numbered. Designer. Rothschild and Lippman ( Roli ). Bronze from 0001 to 4000 Kretschmer from 4001 onward Hecht. Silver and gold 22 30mm Israel Government Mint Jerusalem. Gold 13mm Hecht and Tadgraph. Details: 35066308 1978 Gold/750 30 Diameter mm. 15 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Beit Shemesh Bronze Medal $165.57 The second medal in this series a special national initiative in cooperation with the Union of Local Authorities in Israel honors the city of Beit Shemesh. Beit Shemesh is a city of the future with a rich and distinguished past. The sons of Aaron the Priest were here 3 300 years ago and the Kings of Judaea waged wars on her borders. Situated between Jerusalem and the coastal plain blessed with breathtaking views of forests and nature preserves moderate climate and clear mountain air Beit Shemesh is enjoying an unprecedented period of building expansion and immigrant absorption. Obverse:. On the face of the medal a sculpture of the Holy Ark by the artist Afik Peli located in the Beit Shemesh Sculpture Garden; in the background the Education Center. Around the circumference appears the verse: and they of Beit Shemesh were reaping...and saw the Ark and rejoiced... (Samuel I 6). Reverse:. On the common reverse of all the medals in the series an urban landscape the emblem of the State of Israel and the emblem of the Union of Local Authorities in Israel. Edge:. Smooth. Designer:. Meir Eshel. Silver and Bronze medals: USA. Gold medal: ICMC Mint. Details: 11780390 2008 Bronze 39.0 Diameter mm. 26.8 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Beit Shemesh Silver Medal $439.79 The second medal in this series a special national initiative in cooperation with the Union of Local Authorities in Israel honors the city of Beit Shemesh. Beit Shemesh is a city of the future with a rich and distinguished past. The sons of Aaron the Priest were here 3 300 years ago and the Kings of Judaea waged wars on her borders. Situated between Jerusalem and the coastal plain blessed with breathtaking views of forests and nature preserves moderate climate and clear mountain air Beit Shemesh is enjoying an unprecedented period of building expansion and immigrant absorption. Obverse:. On the face of the medal a sculpture of the Holy Ark by the artist Afik Peli located in the Beit Shemesh Sculpture Garden; in the background the Education Center. Around the circumference appears the verse: and they of Beit Shemesh were reaping...and saw the Ark and rejoiced... (Samuel I 6). Reverse:. On the common reverse of all the medals in the series an urban landscape the emblem of the State of Israel and the emblem of the Union of Local Authorities in Israel. Edge:. Smooth. Designer:. Meir Eshel. Silver and Bronze medals: USA. Gold medal: ICMC Mint. Details: 21780390 2008 Pure Silver 39.0 Diameter mm. 31.1 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Terror Victims Bronze Medal $201.79 Since the beginning of the struggle for Israel s independence to date thousands have been victim to terrorist activities leaving scores of bereaved parents widows and orphans. Just as thousands of soldiers and members of the security forces have lost their lives over the years so have many civilians young and old alike. These civilians represent the highest price that Israel has paid in order to survive as a sovereign State. The entire country is committed to commemorating the memories of those who lost their lives and to supporting the bereaved families who share a common fate. A sense of solidarity is felt for the families of the killed and wounded both in Israel and throughout the Diaspora. This medal conveys the esteem and appreciation for the victims of terrorist activities and their families. It expresses the deep pain and a prayer to the Almighty to spare us from waves of terror. The flower symbol of the organization representing victims of terrorist activities expresses hope for all the broken hearted for a better future. Obverse:. Raised sections fragments of a broken circle detached from each other as if blown apart by an explosion; a flower is displayed in the middle. The inscription IN HONOR OF TERROR VICTIMS appears in Hebrew on the upper fragments of the circle along with the Israel State Emblem. The English translation appears on the lower fragments. Reverse:. The medal portrays the sense of fear and anxiety the anger and helplessness of innocent civilians caught in the midst of a malicious and horrific terrorist activity. Images of people detached from each other as if blown apart by an explosion and a small teddy bear dropped by a child. The verse Save me from murderers and the source Psalms 59:3 appears along the bottom part of the medal in Hebrew and English. Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL inscribed in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left; the metal and serial number. Designer:. Obverse (with the symbol of the Terro

State of Israel Coins Monitin Mordechai Silver Medal $483.77 The Midrash relates that Mordechai was Great in the House of the King and renowned in all the lands .... and for what was his Monitin his reputation sack and ashes on the one hand and a golden crown on the other . According to the Midrash the coin issued in honor of Mordechai depicts the upturning of circumstances from death decree and mourning to joy and royalty. Mordechai first sits in fast clothed in sack and ashes praying and beseeching for the annulation of the harsh decree. Finally he goes out before the King in royal attire...and the City of Shushan rejoiced and was glad . The coin publicized the miracle that occurred to the Jews. The Mordechai Medal concludes the series of four medals whose designs are based on the descriptions in the Midrash of the coins issued in honor of the four renowed biblical personalities: Abraham Joshua David and Mordechai. Obverse:. Mordechai sits fasting clothed in sack and ashes; the words Mordechai Coin in Hebrew and English. Reverse:. The royal crown the Jews rejoicing and the words Mordechai was great in the King s house in English and Hebrew. Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL inscribed in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left; the metal and serial number. Designer:. Face: Tamar Tsahar. Reverse: Naamah Lidrar. Silver and Bronze Medals: Romania. Gold medal: Israel Coins and Medals Mint. Details: 21733500 2007 Sterling Silver 50.0 Diameter mm. 59.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Monitin Mordechai Bronze Medal $181.09 The Midrash relates that Mordechai was Great in the House of the King and renowned in all the lands .... and for what was his Monitin his reputation sack and ashes on the one hand and a golden crown on the other . According to the Midrash the coin issued in honor of Mordechai depicts the upturning of circumstances from death decree and mourning to joy and royalty. Mordechai first sits in fast clothed in sack and ashes praying and beseeching for the annulation of the harsh decree. Finally he goes out before the King in royal attire...and the City of Shushan rejoiced and was glad . The coin publicized the miracle that occurred to the Jews. The Mordechai Medal concludes the series of four medals whose designs are based on the descriptions in the Midrash of the coins issued in honor of the four renowed biblical personalities: Abraham Joshua David and Mordechai. Obverse:. Mordechai sits fasting clothed in sack and ashes; the words Mordechai Coin in Hebrew and English. Reverse:. The royal crown the Jews rejoicing and the words Mordechai was great in the King s house in English and Hebrew. Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL inscribed in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left; the metal and serial number. Designer:. Face: Tamar Tsahar. Reverse: Naamah Lidrar. Silver and Bronze Medals: Romania. Gold medal: Israel Coins and Medals Mint. Details: 11733590 2007 Bronze 59.0 Diameter mm. 98.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Jordan River Bronze Medal $181.09 The Jordan is the largest and most famous river in Israel. Important events have taken place at the Jordan River and it is considered very holy in both Jewish and Christian traditions. The Jordan begins on the slopes of Mt. Hermon. It flows southward to the Sea of Galilee then through the Jordan Valley to the Dead Sea a total length of 500 km. and a descent of about 1 000 m. Numerous streams feed the Jordan from the Samaria hills in the west the Golan heights and the Gilead in the east and from the Banias River at the foot of Mt. Hermon. A talmudic legend tells us that the name of the Jordan comes from Dan one of its sources. Obverse:. The winding Jordan River as seen in a satellite photograph. In the north part of the Sea of Galilee and in the south part of the Dead Sea. Along the circumference the words JORDAN RIVER in Hebrew and English. Reverse:. The Banias Waterfall one of the sources of the Jordan in the midst of rich vegetation with Mt. Hermon in the background. Top right along the circumference the word BANIAS in Hebrew and English. Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left with serial number. Bronze/tombac medal BRONZE in Hebrew and English; Silver medal SILVER 935 in Hebrew and English. Serialization:. All medals are numbered. Designer:. Yaacov Enyedi. Bronze/tombac Hecht. Silver The Government Mint. Details: 15179597 1990 Bronze/tombac 59.0 Diameter mm. 98.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Ramat Hasharon Bronze Medal $165.57 At the beginning of the 20th Century an idealistic group of new immigrants left Jaffa to build a new life. Enduring nature s hardships and threats from Arab neighbors they tilled the soil and built the City of Peace which later became Ramat Hasharon . After the State of Israel was established the small village helped build the nation by accommodating part of the large Jewish immigration from the Arab countries in tents. These immigrants in their turn contributed to the growth and prosperity of the village which today is the city of Ramat Hasharon with its green surroundings and high standards of living. Obverse:. The Ramat Hasharon. Reverse:. On the common reverse of all the medals in the series an Israeli urban landscape the emblem of the State of Israel and the emblem of the Union of Local Authorities in Israel. Edge:. Smooth. Designer:. Meir Eshel. Silver and Bronze medals: USA. Gold medal: ICMC Mint. Details: 11817380 2008 Bronze/Tombac 39.0 Diameter mm. 26.8 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Ramat Hasharon Gold Medal $3952.94 At the beginning of the 20th Century an idealistic group of new immigrants left Jaffa to build a new life. Enduring nature s hardships and threats from Arab neighbors they tilled the soil and built the City of Peace which later became Ramat Hasharon . After the State of Israel was established the small village helped build the nation by accommodating part of the large Jewish immigration from the Arab countries in tents. These immigrants in their turn contributed to the growth and prosperity of the village which today is the city of Ramat Hasharon with its green surroundings and high standards of living. Obverse:. The Ramat Hasharon. Reverse:. On the common reverse of all the medals in the series an Israeli urban landscape the emblem of the State of Israel and the emblem of the Union of Local Authorities in Israel. Edge:. Smooth. Designer:. Meir Eshel. Silver and Bronze medals: USA. Gold medal: ICMC Mint. Details: 31817310 2008 14k Gold 30.5 Diameter mm. 17.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Shoshana Damari Silver Medal $483.77 Israeli singer Shoshana Damari was born in Yemen in 1923 and came to Eretz Israel while still an infant. As a child she performed with her mother and at age 14 she began to sing on the radio. Her first solo concert appearance was at age 16. In 1945 writer Natan Alterman and composer Moshe Vilenski wrote the song Calaniot (Anemones) which was a huge success and became Shoshana Damari s signature song. Her performances before and in the years following the establishment of the State of Israel came to symbolize the young nation and her strong alto voice with its Yemenite intonation introduced Middle Eastern music to Israeli culture. Damari became a musical ambassador for Israel including appearances at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center in New York. In 1988 she was awarded the Israel Prize for her contribution to Israeli vocal music. With her unmistakable voice flowing gowns elaborate earrings and vivacious personality Shoshana Damari was the undisputed Queen of Israeli Music. Shoshana Damari died in February 2006. The medal issue was overseen by a Public Committee: Naava Bosmi (the daughter of Shoshana Damari) Nahum Bosmi Gila Almagor Yitzhak Navon Benny Gaon Avigdor Kahalani and Doron Levinson. We acknowledge the contribution of the Association for the Enhancement of the Culture of Yemenite Jewry. We thank Natan Slor for permission to use words from Calaniot by Natan Alterman on the medal. Obverse:. On the face of the medal the likeness of Shoshana Damari in performance. Reverse:. On the reverse anemones along with words from the song Calaniot by Natan Alterman. Edge:. Smooth. Designer:. Eliezer Weishoff. Silver and Bronze medals: Hecht Mint. Gold medal: ICMC Mint. Details: 21778500 2007 Sterling Silver 50.0 Diameter mm. 62.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Shoshana Damari Bronze Medal $201.79 Israeli singer Shoshana Damari was born in Yemen in 1923 and came to Eretz Israel while still an infant. As a child she performed with her mother and at age 14 she began to sing on the radio. Her first solo concert appearance was at age 16. In 1945 writer Natan Alterman and composer Moshe Vilenski wrote the song Calaniot (Anemones) which was a huge success and became Shoshana Damari s signature song. Her performances before and in the years following the establishment of the State of Israel came to symbolize the young nation and her strong alto voice with its Yemenite intonation introduced Middle Eastern music to Israeli culture. Damari became a musical ambassador for Israel including appearances at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center in New York. In 1988 she was awarded the Israel Prize for her contribution to Israeli vocal music. With her unmistakable voice flowing gowns elaborate earrings and vivacious personality Shoshana Damari was the undisputed Queen of Israeli Music. Shoshana Damari died in February 2006. The medal issue was overseen by a Public Committee: Naava Bosmi (the daughter of Shoshana Damari) Nahum Bosmi Gila Almagor Yitzhak Navon Benny Gaon Avigdor Kahalani and Doron Levinson. We acknowledge the contribution of the Association for the Enhancement of the Culture of Yemenite Jewry. We thank Natan Slor for permission to use words from Calaniot by Natan Alterman on the medal. Obverse:. On the face of the medal the likeness of Shoshana Damari in performance. Reverse:. On the reverse anemones along with words from the song Calaniot by Natan Alterman. Edge:. Smooth. Designer:. Eliezer Weishoff. Silver and Bronze medals: Hecht Mint. Gold medal: ICMC Mint. Details: 11778700 2007 Bronze / Tombac 70.0 Diameter mm. 140.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Shoshana Damari Gold Medal $3952.94 Israeli singer Shoshana Damari was born in Yemen in 1923 and came to Eretz Israel while still an infant. As a child she performed with her mother and at age 14 she began to sing on the radio. Her first solo concert appearance was at age 16. In 1945 writer Natan Alterman and composer Moshe Vilenski wrote the song Calaniot (Anemones) which was a huge success and became Shoshana Damari s signature song. Her performances before and in the years following the establishment of the State of Israel came to symbolize the young nation and her strong alto voice with its Yemenite intonation introduced Middle Eastern music to Israeli culture. Damari became a musical ambassador for Israel including appearances at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center in New York. In 1988 she was awarded the Israel Prize for her contribution to Israeli vocal music. With her unmistakable voice flowing gowns elaborate earrings and vivacious personality Shoshana Damari was the undisputed Queen of Israeli Music. Shoshana Damari died in February 2006. The medal issue was overseen by a Public Committee: Naava Bosmi (the daughter of Shoshana Damari) Nahum Bosmi Gila Almagor Yitzhak Navon Benny Gaon Avigdor Kahalani and Doron Levinson. We acknowledge the contribution of the Association for the Enhancement of the Culture of Yemenite Jewry. We thank Natan Slor for permission to use words from Calaniot by Natan Alterman on the medal. Obverse:. On the face of the medal the likeness of Shoshana Damari in performance. Reverse:. On the reverse anemones along with words from the song Calaniot by Natan Alterman. Edge:. Smooth. Designer:. Eliezer Weishoff. Silver and Bronze medals: Hecht Mint. Gold medal: ICMC Mint. Details: 31778310 2007 14k Gold 30.5 Diameter mm. 17.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Hershele of Ostropol Gold Medal $3952.94 This series of medals introduces us to the enchanted world of Jewish Folktales stories that exemplify the special humor and wisdom of the Jewish people. The second medal in the series honors Hershele of Ostropol the legendary Yiddish court jester and one of the most famous characters in Jewish folklore. Known for his cunning and cleverness his sharp sarcastic wit and legendary pranks often targeted the rich and powerful. Existing in poverty often not knowing from where his next meal would come Hershele mocked human weakness and mixed laughter with tears in typically Jewish humor. Obverse:. On the medal face Hershele appears as a devilish lad against a background of a typical Jewish village. Reverse:. The reverse side is in common with all of the medals in this series showing a grandfatherly figure telling a tale to his grandchildren and strengthening the ties that bind the generations old and young alike together. Edge:. Gold and Silver medals: Smooth. Bronze medal: Milled. Designer:. Aharon Shevo. Silver and Bronze medals: USA. Gold medal: ICMC Mint. Details: 31808310 2008 14k Gold Proof 30.5 Diameter mm. 17.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Shavuot Bronze Medal $181.09 Shavuot is the shortest of the three holidays during which Jews made pilgrimage to the Temple. The other two Passover and Sukkot last a week each while Shavuot is but a single day. Despite this pilgrims laden with first fruits made their way to Jerusalem bringing figs grapes and raisins an ox with gilt horns leading the way. The people of Jerusalem would go out to greet the pilgrims and the Levites received them with song. Shavuot is the harvest holiday as it says in Exodus 23:16: You shall observe the festival of harvest of the first fruits of your labor of what you sow in the field . Nowadays it is customary on this holiday to decorate the home with the seven species: wheat barley grapes figs pomegranates olives and dates. Obverse:. Inscribed: Time of the giving of our Torah in Hebrew with tablets of the covenant (Ten Commandments) incorporated. An ear of barley an olive branch and a cluster of grapes. The word SHAVUOT in Hebrew and English. Reverse:. Stylized field and figure harvesting. Lines made by harvesters in shape of stylized Star of David. Hebrew inscription. You shall observe the feast of the first fruits . Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left and serial number. Bronze/tombac medal BRONZE in Hebrew and English; Silver medal Silver 935 in Hebrew and English; gold medal milled. Serialization:. Bronze/tombac and silver medals are numbered. Designer:. Obverse Nathan Karp. Reverse Ruben Nutels. Bronze/tombac Hecht. Silver The Government Mint. Gold Kretschmer. Details: 15209596 1993 Bronze/tombac 59.0 Diameter mm. 85.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins The Sabbath Bronze Medal $181.09 Consecrating one day of the week for rest was intended to uplift man to a more spiritual existence and remove him from the toil and concerns of daily life. The Sabbath unites Jews everywhere and draws together members of every Jewish community. This special day is characterized by festivity and family. Rest from work is absolute and applies to one s servants and even to animals: ...but the seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God thou shalt not do any work thou nor thy son nor thy daughter thy manservant nor thy maidservant nor thy cattle nor the stranger that is within thy gates (Exodus 20:10). On Sabbath eve the women light and bless the candles. The festive meal is accompanied by prayer and song. Obverse:. The Hebrew inscription Shabbat Shalom surrounded by symbols of the Sabbath: two lit candles a kiddush cup and the Challa a braided bread. In the lower margin the words shabbath shalom . Reverse:. A gateway formed by two candles and the word Shabbat in Hebrew letters between them signifying the entrance of the Sabbath. Concentric rings emanating from the candles symbolize the six secular days of the week. The Tablets of the Law in the background. The Hebrew words remember the Sabbath and keep it holy . Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL in Hebrew and English with serial number. Bronze/tombac medal BRONZE in Hebrew and English; Silver medal SILVER 935 in Hebrew and English. The gold medal is milled. Serialization:. The bronze/tombac and silver medals are numbered. Designer:. Obverse Galia and Man Eisen. Reverse Dror BenDov. Bronze/tombac Kretschmer. Silver and gold The Government Mint. Details: 15187590 1990 Bronze/tombac 59.0 Diameter mm. 85.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Yom Kippur Bronze Medal $181.09 Yorn Kippur the Day of Atonement is unique in its holiness and purpose: forgiveness of each individual and of the Jewish people for their sins. This is the culmination of the Ten Days of Repentance which begin with Rosh Hashana (the New Year). This is the only day during which worshippers in the synagogue wrap themselves in the prayer shawl for evening as well as morning prayer. The Torah declares that on Yom Kippur all sins will be forgiven (Leviticus 16:30) our Sages interpreted that only those sins made by man against the Lord will be pardoned while those made against a fellow man will be forgiven only upon direct reconciliation. The closing prayer concludes with the blowing of the Shofar a ram s horn. Obverse:. A talit (prayer shawl) and the Hebrew words repentance prayer and charity . Below along the circumference the words YOM KIPPUR in Hebrew and Latin letters. Reverse:. Engraving upon an Ark of the Covenant of the 14th century. In the center the Hebrew inscription: forgive a holy people on this sacred day . On either side of the ark a shofar. Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left and serial number. Bronze/tombac medal BRONZE in Hebrew and English; Silver medal Silver 935 in Hebrew and English; gold medal milled. Serialization:. Bronze/tombac and silver medals are numbered. Designer:. Obverse Nathan Karp. Reverse Ruben Nutels. Bronze/tombac and gold Kretschmer. Silver The Government Mint. Details: 15210597 1993 Bronze/tombac 59.0 Diameter mm. 85.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Succot Bronze Medal $181.09 Succot (Feast of Tabernacles) is known as the Time of Our Rejoicing marking the culmination of the period of introspection the Days of Repentance. Succot is also known as the Season of the Harvest . The feature of this holiday are the succot temporary dwellings resembling those in which our forefathers dwelt following the Exodus from Egypt. It is customary to invite guests to the succot including the Seven Divine Guests: Abraham Isaac Jacob Joseph Moses Aaron and David. It is an obligation to acquire the Four Species: a palm frond myrtle willow and an etrog (a citrus fruit resembling a lemon) which are held together to symbolize the unity of the Jewish people. This is one of the three holidays of pilgrimage to Jerusalem. Obverse:. The inscription SUCCOT in Hebrew and Latin letters is surrounded by four palm fronds forming the outline of a succa with two pomegranates above each frond. Reverse:. The Four Species: Etrog palm frond myrtle and willow with a curved ribbon joining them. Above in Hebrew the inscription You shall rejoice on your festival . Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left and serial number. Bronze/tombac medal BRONZE in Hebrew and English; Silver medal Silver 935 in Hebrew and English; gold medal milled. Serialization:. Bronze/tombac and silver medals are numbered. Designer:. Obverse Ehud Shafrir. Reverse Ruben Nutels. Bronze/tombac and gold Kretschmer. Silver The Government Mint. Details: 15204596 1992 Bronze/tombac 59.0 Diameter mm. 98.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Purim Bronze Medal $181.09 The name Purim is derived from the Persian word pur meaning lot . Haman cast lots in order to determine the day for the mass destruction of all the Jews. However with the help of Mordechai and his niece Esther the events took a miraculous turn and the Jews were saved. The wicked decree was canceled and Haman and his ten sons were hanged on a tree. On Purim celebrated on the 14th of Adar the Scroll of Esther a book of the Bible is read twice: once on the eve of the holiday and once the morning of Purim. In Jerusalem and walled cities Purim is celebrated a day later. Purim is a day of joy with feasting drinking and costumes. People send gifts of food to one another and especially to the poor. Obverse:. The Scroll of Esther. On the opened part appears the nscription PURIM in Hebrew and English. Upon the rolled part of the scroll the words Scroll of Esther in Hebrew. Reverse:. To the right a bottle of wine and a goblet. Below Mishloah Manot (gifts of food) and Purim coins (signifying the Purim Half Sheqel customarily given to the synagogue during the holiday). In the upper portion a Hebrew inscription from the book of Esther ...feasting and joy and of sending choice portions to one another and gifts to the poor). Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left and serial number. Bronze/tombac medal BRONZE in Hebrew and English; Silver medal Silver 935 in Hebrew and English; gold medal milled. Serialization:. Bronze/tombac and silver medals are numbered. Designer:. Avraham Part. Bronze/tombac Kremnica Mint . Slovakia. Silver The Government Mint. Gold Kretschmer. Details: 15240592 1995 Bronze/tombac 59.0 Diameter mm. 85.0 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins Qiryat Gat Bronze Medal $165.57 The history of Qiryat Gat goes back to King David who fought in the Philistine city of Gat. In the War of Independence the area was liberated from the Egyptians by the IDF. Founded in 1956 Qiryat Gat is an urbanindustrial center in the Lahish Region linking the center of the country and the south. Over the years immigrants from more than 40 countries have settled there. Located on major transport routes Qiryat Gat is the site of modern industrial plants including hitech. Obverse:. On the medal face appears a harp the symbol of King David and the words In the city in which David fought we have built a home and garden . A computer chip represents hitech industry. Reverse:. On the common reverse of all the medals in the series appear an Israeli urban landscape the emblem of the State of Israel and the emblem of the Union of Local Authorities in Israel. Edge:. Smooth. Designer:. Meir Eshel. Silver and Bronze medals: USA. Gold medal: ICMC Mint. Details: 11816380 2008 Bronze/Tombac 39.0 Diameter mm. 26.8 Weight gm.

State of Israel Coins The Knesset Bronze Medal $201.79 At the very height of the War of Independence the people were called upon to elect 120 representatives and on February 14th 1949 the first session of Israel s Legislature the Knesset was called to order in temporary quarters. The corner stone for a permanent home for the Knesset was set in 1958 on a high and rugged hill in the western part of Jerusalem. Jerusalem the capital was designated as the seat of the State of Legislature in the Knesset Law Shevat 22 5718 . The law stipulated that among its major functions the Knesset shall: make laws approve the Cabinet and scrutinize its work elect the State President approve the State budget and appoint the State Comptroller. Obverse:. The Knesset edifice rising on a hill in the western part of the city and the inscription the Knesset in Hebrew and English. The design of the 70mm and of the 34mm medal differs somewhat from the others. Reverse:. A stylized picture of United Jerusalem its main buildings standing out. The inscription Jerusalem in Hebrew and English. Edge:. The State emblem and the words State of Israel in Hebrew and English. The silver medals bear Sterling in English and Silver 935 in Hebrew. The gold medals have G 91 6.6 . Serialization:. All the medals are numbered. Bronze 59mm have been numbered to 2 000 of which 92 were not minted. Silver 59mm have been numbered to 5600 of which 3 have not been minted and 20 have been melted. Designer:. Jacob Zim. Kretschmer 35 45 59mm diameter. Moshe Nov 70mm. Kretschmer All medals of 35 45 59mm. Hecht Tombac 70 mm. Details: 15046702 1981 Bronze/Tombac 70.0 Diameter mm. 140.0 Weight gm.