Location | Israel |
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Type | Commemorative medals › Religious medal |
Year | 1959 |
Composition | Copper |
Weight | 105 g |
Diameter | 61 mm |
Shape | Round |
Orientation | Medal alignment ↑↑ |
Number | N# 92125 |
Liberation
In the center - symbol of Israel's liberation". A farmer planting a tree, a gleeful woman holding her child aloft, a seven branched palm tree bearing two clusters of fruit. Around the rim, the Hebrew inscription "A decade of Israel's Liberation 571 (1948) and in Latin "Israel Liberation".
Lettering:
• ISRAEL LIBERATA •
עשוד לחרות ישראל תשי"ח
Translation:
Israel Liberation
A Decade of Israel's Liberation 5718(1948)
Engravers: Gerd Rothschild, Zeev Lipman
A duplicate of a Roman coin struck on the occasion of the conquest of Jerusalem by Vespasian in the year 70 C.E. On the left, Vespasian the victor; on the right a mourning Hebrew woman sitting under a palm tree, the symbol of Judea. The edge of the Roman coin bears the Latin inscription "Judea Capta", Judea captured, below, the letters S.C. standing for "Senatus Consultum", by order of the Senate. Around the rim of the medallion, a chain, the symbol of captivity, and a Hebrew inscription "Judea in Exile 3830 (70 C.E.).
Lettering:
IVDAEA CAPTA
S C
גלתה יהודה • תת"ל
Translation:
Judea Captured
S.C.
Judea in Exile 3830 (70 C.E.)
Engravers: Gerd Rothschild, Zeev Lipman
Smooth
Emanograph, Tel Aviv, Israel | |
Kretschmer Mint, Jerusalem, Israel |
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Date | Mintage | VG | F | VF | XF | AU | UNC | Frequency | ||||||
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ND (1959) | 20 000 | 63% | Emanograph | |||||||||||
ND (1959) | 5 000 | 25% | Kretschmer |
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