Seasonal Greeting token 1988

Obverse: Emblem of the Israel Government Coins and Medal Corporation. Reverse: The outline of Jerusalem with inscription.

Seasonal Greeting token 1990

Obverse: emblem of the Israel Government Coins and Medal Corporation. Reverse: Planet and satellite

Seasonal Greeting token 1996

Obverse: Emblem of the Israel Government Coins and Medal Corporation. Reverse: Stylized sun with which there is a dove of peace and underneath the sun, stylized Star of David

Jaffa Commemorative Medal

Obverse: The promontory of Jaffa in the form of Jonah's whale, carrying old buildings on its back. The words Jaffa stylized into the whale's back tail. Reverse: In the center, city coin minted during the reign of Emperor Elagabalus, Athena the goddess of wisdom.

Beit She'an Commemorative Medal

Obverse: A composition of the main historical monuments in Beit She'an. Reverse: A city coin minted in 189 CE. The coin depicts Dionysius.

Jerusalem Commemorative Medal

Obverse: Stylized picture of Jerusalem atop mountains surrounded by clouds. Reverse: Bar Kochba coin from Jerusalem, in the center four columns, an arc, a symbol of the Torah.

Jerusalem Commemorative Coin

Obverse: Stylized picture of Jerusalem atop mountain surrounded by clouds. Reverse: Bar Kochba coin from Jerusalem. In the center of the coin 4 columns, an arc, symbol of the Torah.

Israel State Lottery Commemorative Medal

Obverse: The Lottery emblem, the Hebrew letter "P" entwined with the Star of David and surrounding it. In the left side of the medal symbols for medicine and education, a test tube, a serpent and a book. Reverse: Around the rim twelve signs of the zodiac, in the center a schematic design of a lottery selling kiosk.

Lod Commemorative Coin

Obverse: Front view of a plane, airport buildings, in the background relief of old buildings in the city. Reverse: City coin of Lod, minted at the beginn9ng of the third century CE by Emperor Caracalla, on the coin a head of Tyche (Fortune) looking to the left, she wears a crown representing city-walls and towers.

Tiberias Commemorative Medal

Obverse: A stylized figures of a fisherman and a girl carrying basket with fruit. In the background, the sea and a house. Reverse: Coin from Tiberias minted in 101 C.E. during the reign of Trajan II. On the coin- Hygiea, goddess of health, who holds a bowl and serpent and its seated upon a rock whence a hot springs gush.

Caesarea Commemorative Medal

Obverse: A stylized design of Caesarea, a Roman arch with the sea beyond. Reverse: Ceasarea coin minted by Agrippas, Tyche (Fortune) holding in her right hand a ship's rudder, in her left a palm branch.

Acre Commemorative Medal

Obverse: A stylized design of the city shows the crusade fortress facing the sea, minaret, a palm tree, ancient ship. Reverse: Acre coin minted by Emperor Elagabalus at the beginning of the third century C.E.

Ashkelon Commemorative Medal

Obverse: Monuments from Ashkelon. Reverse: Antique bronze Ashkelon coin, it shows the prow of a vessel and oars.

Israel's 25th anniversary Commemorative Medal

Obverse: Official emblem of the Israel's 25th Anniversary, menorah entwined by ribbon creating the number 25. Reverse: The twelve signs of Zodiac seen on the mosaic of a 6th century synagogue floor discovered in Beth Alpha.

Avdat Commemorative Medal

Obverse: In the center, the arch which served as an entrance to the Acropolis during the historical periods, to the left columns of different sizes, leaves and branches-motif from Nabatean bowl from Avdat, replica of astone relief motif from the late Roman period representing a bird. Reverse: Avdat coin minted by Nabatean King Aretas IV, in the center of the coin with a double cornucopia crossed at its base.