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1/2 Sheqel

Issuer Bank of Israel
Year 1980-1985
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Diameter 20 mm
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Obverse description Central device depicts a stylized walking lion in relief, inspired by an ancient Hebrew seal, facing left with tail curled upward. The Menorah (seven-branched candelabrum), the official emblem of the State of Israel, appears in the upper right field. The trilingual legend 'ISRAEL' in Latin script arcs along the upper left rim, with the Arabic inscription 'إسرائيل' to the left and the Hebrew 'ישראל' rendered in the lower field below the lion. The overall design draws on ancient Israelite iconography rendered in a modern, incuse-relief style.
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Reverse script Hebrew
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Mintage 5740 (1980) - תש׳׳ם; Bern - 52,408,000
5741 (1981) - תשמ׳׳א; Jerusalem and Paris - 53,272,000
5742 (1982) - התשמ׳׳ב; Jerusalem - 18,808,000
5743 (1983) - התשמ׳׳ג; Jerusalem - 250,000
5744 (1984) - התשמ׳׳ד (UNC set) - 13,403
5744 (1984) - התשמ׳׳ד; Jerusalem - 250,000
5745 (1985) - התשמ׳׳ה -
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