Mikveh Israel Centenary Coin

Obverse: Silver 10 Lirot coin, a stylized spikelet of corn. Reverse: Schematic plough.

Israel Museum Jerusalem Coin

Obverse: Silver 5 Lirot coin. Replica of the capital and part of a pillar, of the 7th century BCE found at Ramat Rachel on the outskirts of Jerusalem. Reverse: A stylized relief of the buildings of Israeli Museum in Jerusalem.

Mikveh Israel - Eve. Class

Digital image

Building in Israel Overlooking Body of Water

Digital image

Israel Aviation Coin

Obverse: Design of the an aircraft in motion from the right to the left. The wings and body suggest a seven branched candelabra. Reverse: In the center, modified 10 Lirot, number 1 is designed like a rocket moving upwards.

Uncirculated Coin Set, 40th Anniversary of Israel

5 Coin Set: 1 Agora; 5 Agorot; 10 Agorot; 1/2 New Sheqel; 1 New Sheqel. All coins have on the obverse side written 40 Years of Israel. 1 Commemorative coin: Obverse: Menorah inside of number 40. Reverse: Design of a building.

Israel's 41st Anniversary Coin Set, Piefort

5 coin set. 1 Agora; 5 Agorot; 10 Agorot; 1/2 New Sheqel; 1 New Sheqel. Piefort: coins are thicker.

Israel 39th Anniversary Coin Set, Piefort

5 coin set. 1 Agora; 5 Agorot; 10 Agorot; 1/2 New Sheqel; 1 New Sheqel.

Hanukka Israel Coin Set and Official Uncirculated Coin Set

10 coin set. Official Uncirculated coin set (5 coins): 1 Agora; 5 Agorot; 10 Agorot; 1/2 New Sheqel; 1 New Sheqel. Hanukka coin set (5 coins): 1 Agora; 5; Agorot; 10 Agorot; 1/2 New Sheqel; 1 New Sheqel. All Hanukka coins have on the obverse side Hanukkiyot and word Hanukka.

Israel Official Uncirculated Coins Set

8 coin set. 1 Sheqel; 5 Sheqalim; 10 Sheqalim; 2 times 50 Sheqalim-one with a portrait of David Ben-Gurion on the reverse side, one normal coin; 3 times 100 Sheqalim-one with a portrait of Ze'ev Jabotinsky on the reverse side, one with Hanukkah lamp on the obverse side, one normal plain coin.

The Banknotes of Israel

3 banknotes of Israel. 50, 100, and 500 Sheqalim. 50 Sheqalim: Obverse: Portrait of David Ben-Gurion. Reverse: Golden Gate in the Old City of Jerusalem. This bill is predominantly creme, grey and brown coloured. 100 Sheqalim: Obverse: Portrait of Ze'ev Jabotinsky, background- "Shuni" inn near Binyamina. Reverse: Herod's Gate in Jerusalem. The main colouring of the bill is orange-brown. 500 Sheqalim: Obverse: Portrait of Baron Edmond de Rothschild, background-vineyard workers. Reverse: Wine shrub, and in Hebrew alphabetical order, the names of the 44 settlements the Baron founded or helped to found. The colouring is red.

Israel Bonds Coin

Obverse: 25 Lirot silver coin. Reverse: Stylized Star of David.

Brotherhood in Jerusalem, Capital of Israel Coin

Obverse: 25 Lirot silver coin. Reverse: Stylized design of Jerusalem on the dove of peace.

Shalom Coin, Israel's 32nd Independence Day

Obverse: 200 Lirot silver coin, emblem of the State of Israel. Reverse: stylized lettering of the word 'peace' from olive branch's leaves.

Shalom Coin, Israel's 32nd Independence Day

Obverse: 200 Lirot silver coin. Reverse: Letters of the word 'peace' made out of the olive branch leaves.