Pidyon Haben Coin - Silver-1975.

Pidyon Haben Coin - Silver-1975.
The sixth "Pidyon Haben" coin was issued in 1975, and its issuance was discontinued prior to the issue of the 1976 coin.

Obverse: The nominal value "25 pounds" appears at the bottom of the coin. Above him is the State emblem. On the surrounding rim, the word "Israel" in Hebrew, Arabic and Latin letters, and this year "1975"

Reverse: On the left, in a sunken ellipse, quoted from Exodus (20:20) "All the firstborn of your sons shall redeem." The verse is decorated with five silver coins that were minted in Jerusalem during the Jewish war against the Romans

(70-66 CE) The order, from left to right, clockwise, is as follows: Two sides of a shekel from 68 CE (on the back of the shekel - a branch with three pomegranates, and around the inscription "Holy Jerusalem.") And the inscription "Shekel Israel", and above the date cup "Third Year of Year 3"). Two sides of a shekel from 66 CE (the face of the coin bearing the inscription "Shekel Israel"), above the inscription "Alef - Year 1." The back of the shekel with pomegranates and the inscription "Jerusalem Kodsha". The inscription "Shekel Israel", and above the inscription "Q" - Year 2). Outside the ellipse, at the far right, the inscription "Pidyon Haben Coin".

Scope: grooved.

Mint mark: the letter "M", on the face of the coin, in the center of the lower lip.

Design: Rothschild and Lipman (Roly).

Mint: Government Mint, Jerusalem.

Diameter: 37 mm.

Weight: 26 grams.

Condition; Included in the original packaging, including the certificate.