Leilão Bidspirit | Set (Gold, Silver and Bronze)

Set (Gold, Silver and Bronze) Chicago Exchange National Bank Medals, 1972 Obverse of the medal: Above, a section of the United States flag. Below, a section of a seven-branched menorah. In the middle, an inscription in Hebrew ”Exchange National Bank of Chicago, the First American Bank in Israel, 1970” Reverse of the medal: On the left, the bank's emblem as it appears on the checks. On the rest of the surface, an inscription in English that is identical to the Hebrew inscription on the obverse of the medal, and the year ”1970” Circumference: The word ”Israel” in Hebrew and English. On the silver medals, ”935 Silver” and in English ”Silver”. On the gold medals, ”G916.6G”. Metal: Gold, 22 carats, weight: 59 grams Metal: Silver, 935 Silver, weight 38.84 grams. ”Exchange National Bank of Chicago” was the first American bank to open a branch in Israel. The bank opened in 1970 in Tel Aviv.