Modern Israeli Coins Holy Land Ancient Coin Israel Lot

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COIN: COIN CONDITION: 1 Agora - Agorah (Galley Ship) 1985-1991
5 Agorot Agorat Agarot (Widow's Mite) 1985-2008
5 Agorot HANUKKAH Hanukka
10 Agorot (Menorah) 1985-pres
1/2 Sheqel - Half Shekel (Lyre) 1985-pres
1 Sheqel - Shekel (Lily) 1985-pres
2 Sheqalim 2 Shekel (Horns) 2007-pres
5 Sheqalim 5 Shekel (Column) 1990-pres
10 Sheqalim 10 Shekel (Palm) 1995-pres
Authentic Bronze Widow's Mite 103-76 BC Circulated SINGLE (1) coin in 2x2 protector
Uncirculated SINGLE (1) coin in 2x2 protector
Circulated LOT (25) loose coins
Uncirculated LOT (25) loose coins

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SINGLE COINS:

Ancient Herod Archelaus Galley Ship Coin on aModern Israeli 1 Agora Coin

NO LONGER MINTED

INFORMATION ON THIS AWESOMECOIN:

1-Agora/Agorah

Date of Issue: September 4, 1985
April1, 1991 is when the 1 Agora coin ceased to be legal tender in Israel. This was the LAST time the 1 Agora coin was to be minted.
These coinsare becoming harder and harder to find
OBVERSE: There is a replica of an ancient galley shipcoin on this actual modern Israeli coin. The ancient coin was issued by Herod Archelaus (4 B.C. - 6 A.D.). There is alsoa menorah (the emblem of the State of Israel) with the word "Israel" in Hebrew, Arabic, and English.
For Bible Text on Archelaus, see Matthew 2:13-23 (specifically verse 22).
REVERSE: 1 Agora in Hebrew and English along with the Date in Hebrew letters.
DIAMETER: 17mm, WEIGHT: 2 gr, EDGE: Smooth, ALLOY: Copper: 92%, aluminum: 6%, nickel: 2%, DESIGN: by Gabi Neumann
This coin is available in I also have a few RAREHANUKKAH editions of this and a fewDOUBLE-RIMMED ERROR mintings (contact me if you are interested in these to check availability)

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Ancient Widow's Mite Coin on aModern Israeli 5 Agorot Coin
NO LONGER MINTED
INFORMATION ON THIS

Date of Issue: September 4, 1985
January 1, 2008 is when they ceased to be legal tender in Israel
The coin cost about 3 times its face value to mint, hence its disuse.
Every year I go to IsraelI look for them, but theyare becoming harder and harder to find
The coin is so small in face value Israel stopped minting it a few years ago and then stopped using it (this is kind of like the New Testament story, the coin was such a small amount but the widow gave more than the others because she gave all that she had)
Many Israelis do not know the significance of the ancient coin represented on back of this moderncoin. They usually ask me why I'm looking for them because they are such a small amount, not even worth their time to count. So, Iget to tell them how Yeshua (Jesus) used it as a teaching example (see Mark 12:41-44)
OBVERSE: Image of a coin from the fourth year of the war of the Jews against Rome (it is also one of the coins referred to as the lepton or mite). It is the side of the coin thatdepicts alulav between two etrogim. There is also a menorah (the emblem of the State of Israel) with the word "Israel" in Hebrew, Arabic, and English. This is one of 20 possible coins called a "widow's mite"
REVERSE: 5 Agorot in Hebrew and English along with the Date in Hebrew letters.
DIAMETER: 19.5mm, WEIGTH: 3 gr, EDGE: Smooth,ALLOY: Copper: 92%, aluminum: 6%, nickel: 2%, DESIGN: by Gabi Neumann
Other stuff: In 1987 a special "Hanukkah" issue had a Menorah and the Hebrew word Hanukkah on the reverse. In 1988 there was a special issue with the words "Israel's 40th Anniversary" in Hebrew letters on the Reverse. Also, I've seen a misprinted double rim error which is quite rare.
Thiscoin is available incirculated (see below)uncirculatedconditionsAND in a Hanukkah Edition

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HANUKKAH:

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10-Agorot

Date of Issue: September 4, 1985
This is currently the smallest denomination coin minted in Israel
OBVERSE: Many Israelis do not know the significance of the ancient coin represented on back of this modern coin. It is a replica of a coin issued by Mattathias Antigonus (37-40 BC) of a Menorah. There is also a small menorah (emblem of the State of Israel) and the word "Israel" in Hebrew, Arabic, and English (For Bible Text on Menorah, see Exodus 25:31-40; 37:17-24).
REVERSE: 10 Agorot in Hebrew and English along with the Date in Hebrew letters.
DIAMETER: 19.5mm, WEIGHT: 3 gr, EDGE: Smooth, ALLOY: Copper: 92%, aluminum: 6%, nickel: 2%, DESIGN: by Nathan Karp
Other stuff: In 1987 a special "Hanukkah" issue had a Menorah and the Hebrew word Hanukkah on the reverse. In 1988 there was a special issue with the words "Israel's 40th Anniversary" in Hebrew letters on the Reverse.
This particular coin is UNC (Uncirculated) condition

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INFORMATION ON THIS

Date of Issue: September 4, 1985
This is a great coin to use as a teaching lesson on the TABERNACLE/TEMPLE TAX
OBVERSE: Ancient Lyre and a small menorah (the emblem of the State of Israel)
ORIGIN of MOTIF: Ancient Hebrew seal with the inscription "Maadana, the King's daughter."
For Bible Text on the "half-sheqel" and the TEMPLE TAX, see Exodus 30:12-15ff
REVERSE: "1/2 New Sheqel" in Hebrew and English; "Israel" in Hebrew, Arabic, and English along with the Date in Hebrew letters.
DIAMETER: 26.mm, WEIGHT: 6.5 gr, EDGE: Smooth, ALLOY: Copper: 92%, aluminum: 6%, nickel: 2%, DESIGN: OBVERSE by Nathan Karp REVERSE by Gabi Neumann
Other stuff: In 1986 there was an OBVERSE image of Baron Edmond de Rothschild on a background formed by the names of 44 settlements in the Land of Israel. In 1987 a pecial "Hanukkah" issue had a Menorah and the Hebrew word Hanukkah on the reverse. In 1988 there was a special issue with the words "Israel's 40th Anniversary" in Hebrew letters on the Reverse.
This particular coin is UNC (Uncirculated) condition

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1-Sheqel/1-Shekel

Date of Issue: September 4, 1985
OBVERSE: Lily, “Yehud" in ancient Hebrew, the emblem of the State of Israel (Menorah). Motif comes from an ancient Judean Coin (6th-4th century B.C.) during the Persian period
For Bible Text on “Shekel of the Sanctuary" see Exodus 38:24; Numbers 7 (vs. 13ff)
REVERSE: (“1 New Sheqalim" in Hebrew and English and the word "Israel" in Hebrew, Arabic, and English along with the Date in Hebrew letters and vertical lines.
DIAMETER: 18mm, WEIGHT: 4 gr, EDGE: Smooth, ALLOY: Copper 75% Nickel 25%, DESIGN: Obverse by Victor Houster, Reverse by Gabi Neuman
Other stuff: In 1986 a special “Hanukkah" edition was minted. In 1988 a special 40th anniversary edition was minted. Also, in 1988 there was a special issue with an image of Maimonides (Rambam) on the obverse.
This particular coin is UNC (Uncirculated) condition

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Date of Issue: December 9, 2007
OBVERSE: Ancient coin (over 2,000 years ago) of Yehochanan (or Johan Hyrcanus I, a ruler during the Hasmonean period). His ancestors were the Maccabees. It depicts the double cornucopiae (horns of plenty) an ancient symbol from the Hellenic period representing plenty. They are hollow animal's horns draped in ribbons and filled with fruit and grain (grapes & wheat - also a symbol of plenty) as is the pomegranate between the horns. The pomegranate was also used on the Garments of the Priests. There is also a small menorah (emblem of the State of Israel).
For Bible Text on the pomegranate and priestly garments, see Exodus 28 & 39
REVERSE: “2 New Sheqalim" in Hebrew, Arabic, and English, the word "Israel" in Hebrew, Arabic, and English along with the Date in Hebrew letters. There are also “pearls" around the top half of the coin.
DIAMETER: 21.6mm, WEIGHT: 5.7 gr, EDGE: smooth with 4 notched sections, THICKNESS: 2.3mm, ALLOY: Nickel-plated steel, DESIGN: by Reuven Nutels
Other stuff: because this is the most recent coin minted, at this time, collectors are one of the best sources for getting them.
This particular coin is UNC (Uncirculated) condition

Ancient Column on aModern IsraeliFive-Sheqalim Coin
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5-Sheqalim/5-Shekel

Date of Issue: January 2, 1990
OBVERSE: Capital of Column based on typical capital of column during Israelite period (10th-7th century B.C.). There is also a small menorah (emblem of the State of Israel) with “pearls" all around the edge.
For Bible Text on “five shekels" see Leviticus 27:6; Numbers 3:47, 18:16
REVERSE: “5 New Sheqalim" in Hebrew, Arabic, and English, the word "Israel" in Hebrew, Arabic, and English along with the Date in Hebrew letters.
DIAMETER: 24mm, WEIGHT: 8.2 gr, EDGE: 12 Sides, THICKNESS: 2.44mm, ALLOY: Copper: 75%, nickel: 25% , DESIGN: by Dov Liff (Obverse) & Gabi Neuman (Reverse)
Other stuff: In 1990 a special "Hanukkah" issue had a Menorah and the Hebrew word Hanukkah on the reverse. In 1990 there was a special issue with an image of Levi Eshkol on the obverse. In 1992 there was a special issue with an image of Haim Wizeman on the obverse.
This particular coin is UNC (Uncirculated) condition

INFORMATION ON THIS

Date of Issue: January 7, 1995
OBVERSE: Palm tree with seven leaves and two baskets with dates, the emblem of the State of Israel (Menorah), the words “for the redemption of zion" (from an ancient coin) in ancient and modern Hebrew, vertical lines. Motif comes from the 4th year of the Jewish-Roman war one year before the destruction of the temple.
For Bible Text on“Palm tree" see Leviticus 23:40; Deuteronomy 34:3; Psalm 92:12; John 12:13
REVERSE:“10 New Sheqalim" and the word "Israel" in Hebrew, Arabic, and English along with the Date in Hebrew letters and vertical lines.
DIAMETER: Ring 23mm, Center 16mm, WEIGHT: 7 gr, EDGE: Reeded, THICKNESS: 2.2mm, ALLOY: Ring: Nickel Bonded Steel; Center: Aureate Bonded Bronze, DESIGN: by Reuven Nutels, Arabic Caligraphy: by Yousuf Wahba
Other stuff: In 1995 there was a special issue with an image of Golda Meir on the obverse.
This particular coin is UNC (Uncirculated) condition