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5 Lirot Independence - Israel Museum
| Emittent | Bank of Israel |
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| Jahr | 1964 |
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| Nennwert | 5 Israeli Pounds (5 לירות) (5 ILP) |
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| Aversbeschreibung | A proto-Aeolic column capital rendered in relief at center, replicating an archaeological find from the 7th–8th century BCE excavated at Ramat Rachel near Jerusalem, exemplifying the Phoenician architectural style employed by craftsmen during the construction of the Temple of Solomon. The denomination '5 לירות ישראליות' (5 Israeli Lirot) appears in Hebrew in the upper right field. A three-line inscription at center presents the name 'Israel' in Hebrew and Arabic, flanked by the Gregorian year '1964' and its Hebrew calendrical equivalent 'תשכ״ד'. The overall composition is rendered in a formal, archaeological style befitting a commemorative issue. |
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| Averslegende | 5 לירות ישראליות ישראל اسرائيل 1964 תשכ״ד |
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Issued to mark Israel's sixteenth anniversary of independence, this coin also commemorated the opening of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem — an institution conceived partly as a repository for the Dead Sea Scrolls, which had been acquired through a series of clandestine purchases beginning in 1947. The museum opened in May 1965, meaning the coin preceded the inauguration by roughly a year, a deliberate move to generate international awareness and funding interest ahead of the opening.
KM#43 was struck in two versions: a business strike and a proof, with the proof reserved almost entirely for overseas collectors through the State of Israel Bonds program.