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| 表面の説明 | At center, the State Emblem of Israel—a menorah flanked by olive branches—appears above a hawthorn branch bearing fruit, the latter representing the biblical apple tree of the Song of Songs. The face value '1 NEW SHEQEL' is rendered in Hebrew and English, flanking the central design. The word 'ISRAEL' appears in three scripts—Hebrew (ישראל), Arabic (إسرائيل), and Latin—around the lower field, while the circumferential legend bears the biblical quotation 'as the apple tree' with the source citation 'Song of Songs 2:3' inscribed in both Hebrew and English. |
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| 表面の文字体系 | Arabic, Hebrew, Latin |
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Issued as part of Israel's annual holiday coin program, this 1994 piece corresponds to the Jewish New Year (Rosh Hashanah) gift-giving tradition that the Bank of Israel institutionalized beginning in the 1970s. The series was designed largely for export and collector markets, with significant quantities purchased by diaspora communities in North America and Europe. Domestic circulation was never the intent.
The .900 fine specification aligns with an older international bullion standard rather than the .9999 fine now common in sovereign programs — a deliberate choice that kept production costs and die wear within tighter tolerances for a low-mintage commemorative.