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LOT 426:
Israel - 100 Prutah 1952 - ''Inverted Signature" - PMG 55 - Prefix B
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Start price:
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3,000
Buyer's Premium: 20%
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VAT: 17%
On commission only
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Israel - 100 Prutah 1952 - ''Inverted Signature" - PMG 55 - Prefix B
According to the PMG grading company there are only 40 such banknotes graded hard banknote to achive.
In 1952 it was decided to issue, in addition to the banknotes and coins that were at the time, also paper notes
At low values in order to save metal. Banknotes with values of 50 and 100 Prutah were printed in different versions
And in different colors. The third value of 250 Prutah was put into circulation at the end of 1953, also in several versions.
Observe: security paintings; The numbers '100 'and' State of Israel 'in Hebrew and Arabic; The words 'legal currency offer' in Hebrew.
Reverse: Security painting; The number '100 '.
Watermark: None.
Signatures: Eshkol - ne'eman
Number color: green
Dimensions: 75X44 mm
SKU: KM # 12D
