Israel State Medal - Liberation

Miejsce Israel
Rok 1962
Typ Commemorative medal
Skład Silver (.935)
Waga 30 g
Średnica 35 mm
Grubość
Kształt Round
Technika Milled
Orientacja Medal alignment ↑↑
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Okres
Uwagi
Źródło(a) ICMC#25020350
Opis awersu In the center within a deep circular incuse, a palm tree. On the right, a man planting a tree, on the left a woman joyfully holding a child aloft. Around the top rim, the Hebrew inscription: `Israel Liberated, 5708`, and at the bottom the identical inscription in English, 1948.
Pismo awersu
Legenda awersu ישראל המשוחררת תש׳׳ח ISRAEL LIBERATED 1948
Opis rewersu Within a circular incuse stands out a replica of a Roman coin issued by Vespasian commemorating his victory over Judea in the year 70 C.E. In the center of the coin, a palm tree having seven branches, bearing two clusters of fruit. (The palm tree was a well recognized symbol of Judea in those days and is to be found on many Hebrew coins). To the left of the tree stands the Emperor in full armor, on his left sits a Hebrew woman, mourning. Around the rim of the Roman coin the Latin inscription: `ludaea Capta` (Judaea Captive). Below, the initials that stand for the words: `By order of the Senate` (S.C.) Round the rim of the medal, chains symbolizing captivity and the Hebrew inscription `Judea in Captivity 3830` and in English: `Judaea Captive, 70 C.E.`.
Pismo rewersu
Legenda rewersu יהודה השביה ג׳תת׳׳ל IVDEA CAPTA SC JUDAEA CAPTIVE 70 C.E.
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ID Numisquare 7712956560
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