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LOT 435:
Israel 1 Lira 1952 - PMG 65 EPQ - Prefix M
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Start price:
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350
Buyer's Premium: 20%
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VAT: 17%
On commission only
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Israel 1 Lira 1952 - PMG 65 EPQ - Prefix M
A series of Bank Leumi LeIsrael banknotes was issued following the transformation of Anglo - Palestine Bank to Bank Leumi LeIsrael in May 1951.
The new banknotes are very similar to the Anglo-Palestine series banknotes due to the need to print them quickly and on the other hand
The bank has enough time to redesign them. The new currency was called Israeli Lira.
Observe: security paintings; The words 'one Israeli Lira' and 'Bank Leumi LeIsrael Ltd.' in Hebrew.
Reverse: security drawings; The words 'one Israeli Lira' and 'Leumi Bank of Israel Ltd.' in Arabic and English.
Watermark: None.
Signatures: Hopin - Barrett
Number color: black
Dimensions: 150X75 mm
SKU: KM # 20A
