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Lot #78
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Israel – Medal, Liberated Israel 1958 – Silver, 30 g, 38 mm Even though the official IGCMC-issued "Liberation I" medal, is considered to be Israel’s…
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Israel – Liberation medal – 935 silver, 110 g, 59 mm. State Medal, 5722-1962 The Liberation Medal issued in 1962 differs in many respects from…
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Israel – Liberation, State Medal – 1961 – Silver 935, 61mm, 115g The consequences of the great Judean Revolt against Rome which began in 66…
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Israel – Liberation, State Medal – 1961 – Silver 935, 61mm, 115g The consequences of the great Judean Revolt against Rome which began in 66…
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Israel – Medal, The Israeli Festigal 1963 – A very rare silver-plated version, probably distributed to the participants The third Israel Festival opened at the…
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Israel – Medal "Through the Star of Jacob" – Mintage 130 unites – 935 silver, 117.7 g, 59 mm. Official silver medal for flying an…
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Israel – Medal of Rabbi de Sola Paul – silver 935, 117 g, 59 mm. Issue amount – only 285. De Sola Pool Medal, 5730-1970…
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Israel – Medal, Hadassah Hospital 1975 – 935 silver, 48 g, 45 mm The Hadassah University Hospital on Mount Scopus was dedicated in 1939 and…
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Israel – Medal, First to Judah 1967 – Silver 935, 47 g, 45 mm The "Zion Mule Corps" was established in 1914. Members recruited from…
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Israel – Habimah , State Medal, 1978 – Silver 935, 47g, 45mm – Mintage 1,889 The "Habimah" Theaterwas established in Moscow in 1918 during the…
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Lot #78
$30
Israel – Medal, Liberated Israel 1958 – Silver, 30 g, 38 mm Even though the official IGCMC-issued "Liberation I" medal, is considered to be Israel’s…
$30
Read moreLot #79
$100
Israel – Liberation medal – 935 silver, 110 g, 59 mm. State Medal, 5722-1962 The Liberation Medal issued in 1962 differs in many respects from…
$100
Read moreLot #80
$100
Israel – Liberation, State Medal – 1961 – Silver 935, 61mm, 115g The consequences of the great Judean Revolt against Rome which began in 66…
$100
Read moreLot #81
$100
Israel – Liberation, State Medal – 1961 – Silver 935, 61mm, 115g The consequences of the great Judean Revolt against Rome which began in 66…
$100
Read moreLot #82
$300
Israel – Medal, The Israeli Festigal 1963 – A very rare silver-plated version, probably distributed to the participants The third Israel Festival opened at the…
$300
Read moreLot #84
$150
Israel – Medal "Through the Star of Jacob" – Mintage 130 unites – 935 silver, 117.7 g, 59 mm. Official silver medal for flying an…
$150
Read moreLot #85
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Israel – Medal of Rabbi de Sola Paul – silver 935, 117 g, 59 mm. Issue amount – only 285. De Sola Pool Medal, 5730-1970…
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Read moreLot #86
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Israel – Medal, Hadassah Hospital 1975 – 935 silver, 48 g, 45 mm The Hadassah University Hospital on Mount Scopus was dedicated in 1939 and…
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Read moreLot #87
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Israel – Medal, First to Judah 1967 – Silver 935, 47 g, 45 mm The "Zion Mule Corps" was established in 1914. Members recruited from…
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Read moreLot #88
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Israel – Habimah , State Medal, 1978 – Silver 935, 47g, 45mm – Mintage 1,889 The "Habimah" Theaterwas established in Moscow in 1918 during the…
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Israel - " Shavit " Medal - Science in the Service of Peace - Silver...
Israel – " Shavit " Medal – Science in the Service of Peace – Silver 935 , 115 g , 59 mm.
State Medal, 5722-1962
On the 5th of July, 1961 Israel successfully launched a rocket for meteorological exploration, designed, built and launched by a team of Israeli scientists and technicians. Experts pointed out that its main achievement was to show Israel’s capacity to manufacture the propellant fuel based exclusively upon locally available materials. The material was developed by the research branch of the Department of Defense. The official announcement stated that the rocket weighed a quarter of a ton, reached a height of 80 km, and was named "Shavit II".