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Lot #92
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Israel – A pair of coins "Decade to the Port of Eilat" – silver 900, 25 g, 34 mm Port of Eilat Israel’s 22th Anniversary…
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Israel – Coin 5 Lirot 1962 – Silver 900, 25g, 34 mm ”Israel Shall Blossom” Israel’s 14th Anniversary of Independence Coin 5722-1962 The words "Israel…
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Israel – Zim Haifa, Official Award Medal – 1972 – Silver 935, 45mm, 40g The introduction of container ships into ZIM Maritime Services created a…
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Israel – A pair of medals, symbols of the Israel Defense Forces 1961 – Silver? 38 mm
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Israel – Lot of 20 medals "Shavit " Medal – Science in the Service of Peace – Silver 935 , 30 g , 35 mm.…
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Israel – Yad Vashem Medal given to Righteous Among the Nations – With minting A MELPOMENI YANNOPOULOU – DINA – Copper-Nickel 59 mm – Extremely…
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Israel – A pair of silver coins "Send my people", "Israel’s 26th Independence Day"
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Israel – For the sake of Jerusalem I will not be silent, this year in Jerusalem a silver medal 935, diameter 59 mm, 116g
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Israel – Bank of Chicago Medal 1970 – Silver 935, 59 mm, 115 g The Exchange National Bank of Chicago was the first American Bank…
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Israel – Hebrew University State Medal 1965 – Silver 935, 155g, 59mm The Hebrew University in Jerusalem was the first to be established in Palestine.…
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Lot #92
$20
Israel – A pair of coins "Decade to the Port of Eilat" – silver 900, 25 g, 34 mm Port of Eilat Israel’s 22th Anniversary…
$20
Read moreLot #93
$20
Israel – Coin 5 Lirot 1962 – Silver 900, 25g, 34 mm ”Israel Shall Blossom” Israel’s 14th Anniversary of Independence Coin 5722-1962 The words "Israel…
$20
Read moreLot #94
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Israel – Zim Haifa, Official Award Medal – 1972 – Silver 935, 45mm, 40g The introduction of container ships into ZIM Maritime Services created a…
$40
Read moreLot #95
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Israel – A pair of medals, symbols of the Israel Defense Forces 1961 – Silver? 38 mm
$50
Read moreLot #96
$300
Israel – Lot of 20 medals "Shavit " Medal – Science in the Service of Peace – Silver 935 , 30 g , 35 mm.…
$300
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Israel – Yad Vashem Medal given to Righteous Among the Nations – With minting A MELPOMENI YANNOPOULOU – DINA – Copper-Nickel 59 mm – Extremely…
$300
Read moreLot #99
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Israel – A pair of silver coins "Send my people", "Israel’s 26th Independence Day"
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Read moreLot #100
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Israel – For the sake of Jerusalem I will not be silent, this year in Jerusalem a silver medal 935, diameter 59 mm, 116g
$120
Read moreLot #101
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Israel – Bank of Chicago Medal 1970 – Silver 935, 59 mm, 115 g The Exchange National Bank of Chicago was the first American Bank…
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Israel – Hebrew University State Medal 1965 – Silver 935, 155g, 59mm The Hebrew University in Jerusalem was the first to be established in Palestine.…
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Israel - Lot of 20 medals "Shavit " Medal - Science in the Service of...
Israel – Lot of 20 medals "Shavit " Medal – Science in the Service of Peace – Silver 935 , 30 g , 35 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".