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| 正面描述 | Central vignette presents a portrait of Maimonides (Rambam — Rabbi Moses ben Maimon, 1138–1204) rendered in intaglio. The background carries a facsimile passage from his manuscript of the Mishneh Torah, serving as a security underprint. Hebrew inscriptions identify the issuer as Bank of Israel and state the denomination One New Sheqel, while the date 1986 (5747) and a brief biographical legend appear along the right edge. |
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| 正面铭文 | 1 התשמ"ז 1986 בנק ישראל שקל חדש אחד ה"רמבם - הרב משה בן מימון ד"תתצ"ח - ד"תתקס"ה (Translation: Bank of Israel One New Sheqel (Along Right Edge) Maimonides - Rabbi Moses the son of Maimon 4898-4965 (1138-1204)) |
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The Canadian Bank Note Company's involvement here is worth noting — CBN had produced Israeli currency going back decades, and this note continued that relationship into the mid-1980s. Zvi Narkiss, who contributed to the engraving, was himself a significant figure in Israeli typography and graphic design, making his credit on a banknote something more than routine.
The New Sheqel series launched in 1986 following the 1985 economic stabilization plan, which slashed triple-digit inflation by introducing the new currency at a rate of 1,000 old sheqalim to one new sheqel. This 1 NIS note represents the lowest denomination in that post-crisis series.