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| 表面の説明 | The face is executed entirely in fine-line guilloche lathe work without pictorial vignettes, the intricate geometric underprint providing both the decorative effect and the primary security device. The bank title "The Anglo-Palestine Bank Limited" and the denomination "Fifty Palestine Pounds" are inscribed in Hebrew and English, with the corner numeral "50" repeated at each angle. A full legal tender clause and account-acceptance text in both languages are set across the body of the note. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | ٥٠ البنك الانجلو فلسطينى المحدود خمسون ليرة أرض اسرائيل THE ANGLO-PALESTINE BANK LIMITED WILL PAY TO THE BEARER FIFTY PALESTINE POUNDS TEL-AVIV LEGAL TENDER FOR PAYMENT OF ANY AMOUNT THE BANK WILL ACCEPT THIS NOTE FOR PAYMENT IN ANY ACCOUNT |
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The Anglo-Palestine Bank Limited was a commercial institution, not a central bank — yet it found itself issuing currency for the nascent State of Israel after the British Mandate collapsed in May 1948 and the Palestine pound became an immediate political liability. These notes were a stopgap, issued under emergency authorization while the Bank of Israel was being established and a new currency, the Israeli pound, prepared for introduction.
The 50-pound denomination was the highest in the series, and at that value saw little street circulation. The ABNC printing is characteristically fine, but the real interest here is juridical: notes of this type were legal tender under two successive governing authorities within their short window of issue.