10 Lirot pounds Kibbutz Bror Hayil

Kibbutz scrip of this kind operated as internal currency within a closed communal economy — valid only on-site, used to manage member allowances without cash changing hands. Bror Hayil, founded in 1948 by demobilized Palmach fighters in the northern Negev, ran these notes through the 1960s and into the 1970s as the kibbutz movement's collectivist wage model was already beginning to fray elsewhere in Israel.

These notes were never intended to leave the kibbutz, which is precisely why survivors are uncommon. Most were redeemed, worn out, or simply discarded when the internal voucher system was wound down.