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| 背面描述 | The reverse presents an elaborate decorative composition of intertwined branches and roots rendered in a filigree style, symbolizing the interconnectedness of the Jewish people. The Hebrew inscription 'אחות ישראל' ('Achvat Yisrael', meaning 'Brotherhood of Israel') appears prominently within the design. The artistic treatment employs fine line work against a polished proof field, creating a rich contrast between the intricate organic motifs and the smooth background. |
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Issued to mark Israel's 36th Independence Day, this coin belongs to a series the Bank of Israel produced annually in gold and silver from the early 1960s onward, each year assigned a thematic subject drawn from Jewish history or national life. The 36th anniversary carries particular weight in Jewish tradition: 36 is double chai, chai being the Hebrew word for "life" with a numerical value of 18, making milestone years at that multiple culturally significant beyond the simple count.
KM#138 was struck at the Berne mint under contract, as Israel had no domestic facility capable of producing commemorative gold to that specification at the time.