Dear friends, we are happy to share with you our first sale on tokens, medals and coins, the catalog consists of hundreds of items from Israel and the world and mainly coins and medals from the British Mandate period in Eretz Israel and coins and medals of the State of Israel.
We highly recommend you all go through the entire catalog, no matter what your collection concentrates on. each item has his own story, history it represents and sometimes these are items of extraordinary historical significance and breathtaking!
This catalog consists of a number of collections. We tried as always to open at attractive opening prices and attach a variety of eye-catching photos.
We hope that from the catalog you will be able to learn and teach, innovate and of course enjoy the whole process.
We are sorry in advance, but due to the unruly situation in Israel and around the world, there may be changes in the sale date, we will try to update as soon as possible and in accordance with the government's instructions and the situation in Israel
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Some points to clarify:
- Shipping cost according to the delivery rates.
- Cannot cancel bid after you put it.
- After the auction is over, their wont be direct sale of the items which didnt sold.
- For any question you are welcome to contact us and we will be happy to assist, even if it is general advice in the field of collection and not necessarily to participate in the sale.
- Coin / gold medal fee is 10% + VAT
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LOTTO 119:
Israel - Liberation Medal - 1958 - "With plugged"
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Venduto per: $150
Prezzo iniziale:
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150
Prezzo stimato:
$180 - $200
Commissione per la casa d'aste: 20%
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IVA: 17% Solo su commissione
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Israel - Liberation Medal - 1958 - "With plugged"
State Medal, 5718-1958
The consequences of the great Judean Revolt against Rome which began in 66 CE. had a dire effect upon Jewish history. All the valor and the fierce fanaticism of the defenders could not withstand the onslaughts of the Roman legions stationed locally and later reinforced by two additional legions drawn from the Danube legion and the auxiliary forces recruited from the nearby provinces. The Temple was destroyed in 70 CE. and Titus celebrated his victory. The Romans struck a special series of coins to commemorate the occasion known as the "Judea Capta" series, so named for the inscription on the coins "Judea in Captivity". The palm tree on the coins generally stands for Judea. At the side of the tree, a Jewish captive (a man or a woman), prizes of war, an image of the victorious Emperor, or other representatives. The "Liberation" medal was first issued by Israel in 1958 in connection with its Tenth Anniversary. The State Medal depicts the contrast - the destruction of the Temple versus the renewal of Jewish Independence in our time. A Hebrew farmer planting a sapling in place of a Jewish captive hand bound; a jubilant Hebrew mother holding her infant aloft instead of the sorrowful Jewish woman weeping for the destruction of her homeland.
Obverse: 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 5718(1948) and in Latin "Israel Liberation".
Reverse: 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.).
