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Israel 50 Sheqalim
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Moneta
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Location: Arizona USA
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This modern Israeli coin is a tribute to a larger module (size) inflation era emergency coin of Jerusalem. The ancient coin of unknown denomination (speculated to be a 1/4 shekel) was issued in the fourth year of the First Revolt (Sept 69 - Sept 70 A.D.). The legend is "Ligullath Zion" (deliverance of Zion), this being the last year of the rebellion that was soon to end in defeat. The central theme is a citron plant beween two bundles of twigs, the other side would have shown a large cup.
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Keywords: Tribute coin to ancient 1/4 shekel
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Denomination: 50 Sheqalim
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Reference #: KM 139
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Date/Mintmark: 5744 (1984)
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Condition: Unc
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Metal: copper-aluminum-nickel
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