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LOT 35:
Israel - Lot of 4 coins, Hanukka Lamp from Poland 1981 - Silver 850, 14.4g
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Start price:
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Buyer's Premium: 20%
More details
VAT: 17%
On commission only
Users from foreign countries may be exempted from tax payments, according to the relevant tax regulations
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Israel - Lot of 4 coins, Hanukka Lamp from Poland 1981 - Silver 850, 14.4g
Hanukka Coin, 5742-1981
The sixteenth in the Hanukka coin series was issued to commemorate the Polish Jewish communities, destroyed in the holocaust.
The Polish Jewish community was among the oldest in Europe, approximately one thousand years old. A people which experienced periods of suffering and riots over the centuries, increased in number to become the largest Jewish community in the world.
The Hanukka coin of 1981 was struck in memory of the Polish Jews, and depicts a 19th century lamp, a period when Jewish silver and goldsmiths flourished.
Obverse:
Face value " 1 Sheqel" in Hebrew and above it, the Israel State Emblem. Around the upper right border, the word "Israel" in Hebrew, Arabic and English, in the left-hand border, the mint year "5742-1981".
Reverse:
A 60cm high 1854 silver Hanukka lamp, adorned by a swan at the top of the central stem and beneath it, a sculpted flower, around the lower border, inscription in Hebrew "Hanukka Lamp from Poland, 19th Century".
